Heaven is sin-free — so how does a sinner get in? The Evangelist walks every major salvation topic straight from the King James Bible: repentance, faith, regeneration, justification, eternal security, baptism, and holy living — chapter and verse, plain English, no opinions dressed as revelation.
Summary
Soul-winners need more than a tract; seekers need more than a vibe. The Evangelist is a systematic salvation primer anchored in the KJV — the translation TBM uses for public teaching — with each chapter built from stacked Scripture references readers can look up immediately.
Topics include the sin problem, substitutionary atonement, responding in faith, evidences of new birth, perseverance, church membership, and witnessing methods. Sidebars address common counterfeit gospels and verses often mishandled in debate.
Ideal for baptism classes, prison ministry, street evangelism teams, and new converts building their first theological framework from primary text.
Editorial Review
Editorial review (Twice Born Ministry Publishing): Salvation systematic theology can read like seminary homework. This book stays accessible without dumbing down — a straight KJV rope line through doctrines that divide churches. Soul-winners will keep it in their glove boxes.