Finding Common Ground
A difference of opinion among believers isn’t a new issue. Even in the Bible, specifically
Acts 15, we see a quarrel between champions of the gospel: Paul and Barnabas. The
argument actually resulted in a split—Paul and Barnabas each went his own way.
How often do we discount other viewpoints or ideas because they simply don’t match up
with our own? When it comes to the Christian faith, especially, we can spend an
inordinate amount of time debating minor, non-salvation issues—instead of partnering
together to achieve the ultimate goal of spreading the good news of Jesus Christ to a
desperate world.
Join author Darryl Klassen as he uses his own faith journey as a guide to help show
how these two distinct idealogies are intertwined and how they can work together to
further the Kingdom. In The Anabaptist Evangelical Puzzle: Discovering How the Pieces
Fit, readers will learn how to define “Evangelical” and “Anabaptist,” and explore how to
carefully merge these two idealogies into a gospel message to reach the world around
them.
