The Fourfold Gospel: Albert B. Simpson's Conception of the Complete Provision of Christ for Every Need of the Believer--Spirit, Soul and Bo

by A.B. Simpson

Book Overview

A.B. Smith was a Canadian Evangelical who preached around the globe and wrote important words such as: " A Larger Christian Life" and "The Gospel of Healing". The Fourfold Gospel explains the four... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0875093477
• ISBN13: 9780875093475
• Release Date: January 1984
• Publisher: Christian Publications
• Length: 108 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.5"

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Great Book

Much to learn from this timeless book. Wow what a concept! Many have forgotten what A.B. Simpson presents here and we MUST start rethinking our prespective on the Savior!

Founder of the C & MA gives the Doctrinal Distinctives of the C & MA

This is the heart and core of the what The Christian and Missionary Alliance was founded upon doctrinally. Jesus Christ as Savior - Salvation alone through Jesus Christ and his atoning work upon the cross. Jesus Christ as Sanctifier - Sanctification as both a crisis and a process through a subsequent post-salvation experience of giving ones life completely over to Christ. Jesus Christ as Healer - Physical Healing found within the atonement and available for the child of God to access today. Jesus Christ as Coming King - A visible, imminent return of Christ, tied into the completion of His Great Commission. Simpson saw his faith as a chariot riding upon these 4 wheels with equal importance to the body of Christ. Today's Alliance has seen 2 of these wheels diminish in size to where the Chariot wobbles quite a lot. Healing and Sanctification have diminished since the exodus of the early 20th century of many from the Alliance into the Assemblies of God. There has been a recoil within the Alliance from that which smacks too much of the Charismatic and with that, much of that initial balance and fervor that fueled the movement has become tepid. Missions itself as a focus and emphasis remains and indeed that more than anything else holds the movement together. The growth overseas is strong. The growth at home is primarily in the intercultural churches. The home organization has sought for growth principals in the Fuller Church Growth Movement. Perhaps Simpson still has something to say to the C & MA. This is a good place to start!