The Larger Evangelism

Abstract

" The professional evangelist has fallen upon evil times. No one is content with the result:> achieved by his labours; no one is satisfied with his methods. This is not due to any conspicuous inefficiency on his part, or any lack of si~cerity, though Moody's superb qualifications and tremendous enthusiasm have never been equalled, and the bow of Ulysses has found no man to draw it since. It is due to a number of causes, and it is more profitable to accept the result than to speculate upon the influences that have produced it. No man can prophecy with safety. It might even be that the upheaval of the war will create a soil in which the professional evangelist may again reap a great harvest"