Nothing to Do But to Save Souls

Coleman gives a description of John Wesley's motivation, methods, and mandates for evangelism along with a prescription for us today.
^^Nothing To Do But To Save Souls drives us to the heart of the Gospel. Coleman draws powerful illustrations from John Wesley's ministry and Charles Wesley's hymns. He helps us hear the hoofbeats of Methodist circuit riders racing to every hamlet and homestead. Reflecting upon the zeal of New Testament Christians and early Methodists, he challenges us to care, once again, whether men and women live or die.
--Richard W. Wilke
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Respected as a leading evangelical scholar, Dr. Coleman probes the writings of John Wesley to see what today's ministers might learn from that 18th century revival leader. Finding that Wesley and his fellow preachers had a passion to win people to Jesus, Dr. Coleman challenges modern preachers to do the same.
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Robert E. Coleman is Distinguished Professor of Evangelism and Discipleship at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, MA. Formerly, he was dean of the International Billy Graham Schools of Evangelism and directed the Institute of Evangelism at the Billy Graham Center in Wheaton, IL., while also directing the School of World Mission and Evangelism at Trinity Evangelical Divinity in Deerfield, IL. A founding member of the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization, he is the author of hundreds of articles and about twenty books. His books have been published in over 100 languages with English editions alone passing seven million copies in print.
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A rallying cry for preachers to engage in the work of evangelism.
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