How Small A Whisper: 21 Evangelistic Sermons

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How Small a Whisper: 21 Evangelistic Sermons
By Roger Carswell
Kregel Publications. 171 pages
ISBN 0 8254 2373 2

Roger Carswell is one of our most sought-after and helpful evangelists. He combines a sound and clear presentation of the biblical gospel with a warm and gracious heart.

This book brings to the general public a selection of his evangelistic sermons. The range of messages is helpfully wide. It includes straight declarations of the cross and of Christ, plus material on such topics as the backslider and the need for sexual purity. Vivid illustrations from history and everyday life litter the chapters and make the truths of Christ very accessible and easy to understand. Though not presented, I would think, in a way to give directly to non-Christians, the book will not only warm any Christian's heart but also sets an example which could help many a hard-pressed pastor to improve his evangelistic preaching.

JEB

John Benton

© Evangelicals Now - February 2001
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Main Articles

• Have we let them down?
  Persecution in the Moluccas
• Women at work
  Secular society increasingly expects women to be in paid work
• Crisis in caring?
  Diane Eldrett comments on both the secular and Christian caring sectors
• Teaching English
  A doorway to mission
• Worshipping in Paris
• Newsroom
  A new way for Christians to keep up to date
• 5 pieces of good news
  The evangelistic warmth of biblical Calvinism
• Hyper-separatism
  Stuart Olyott replies to the three articles by Jonathan Stephen, Brian Edwards & John Rosser
• Monthly column on the arts
  EN Arts Quiz
• Monthly column for youth leaders
  Young Ambassadors: the best for peers
• Monthly column on hymns and songs
  Beyond the icy mountains
• Hyper-separatism: a response
  Jonathan Stephen, Brian Edwards & John Rosser respond to Stuart Olyott's response!

Other articles

• From Glory to Ruin: 1 Kings simply explained
• I know who holds tomorrow - CD review
• Singin' in the rain - A review of a musical at the Royal National Theatre in London
• Released from the Snare (Racing towards your Destiny)
• The Cradle, the Cross and the Empty Tomb
• Meet the parents - Film review
• Lesslie Newbigin: A Theological Life
• Jerusalem News
• The Great Divorce Controversy
• The Coming of the Rain
• Pioneers in the E. African Revival
• The Jehovah's Witnesses: their Beliefs and Practices
• How Small A Whisper: 21 Evangelistic Sermons
• Daily Prayer and Praise
• Solid for Truth: 25 years of evangelical theology
• Augustus Montague Toplady: a Debtor to Mercy Alone