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Free Stuff Fridays (DBTS)

This week’s giveaway is sponsored by DBTS and they are going to give away ten copies of For the Sake of His Name by David Doran.

Christ gave his disciples a monumental, yet simple task: make disciples of all nations. But what exactly does that command mean? How are we supposed carry it out? How does the local church figure in? And what’s the ultimate goal? The Scriptures provide answers. David Doran has written a collection of articles to ground us in the truth, providing a solid theological and practical missions foundation for pastors, missionaries, students, or church members. He carefully works through key texts and contemporary approaches to missions, challenging us to develop biblical foundations for our missions efforts. Filled with Scripture, this book points to the ultimate purpose of missions and the God-given methods for reaching the nations—For the Sake of His Name.

To Enter

Giveaway Rules: Enter for a chance to win one of ten copies of For the Sake of His Name. You may enter one time. When you enter, you agree to be placed on DBTS’s email list. The winner will be notified by email and a book shipped to the address given at no cost to the winner. The giveaway closes on December 15, 2023.


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