Out of Their Faces and into Their Shoes

by John Kramp

Publisher:

B&H

, 1995

Overview

John Kramp is a noted “lostologist,” someone who has studied what it means to be lost and what it can teach Christians about evangelism. Kramp believes that to share Christ with someone who is lost, you first have to understand how they think and feel. There are a lot of spiritually lost people who are having a great time, “enjoying life,” not knowing that they’re lost and not caring if they did know. Once you understand those who are lost, you can then give them directions to God. In Out of Their Faces and into Their Shoes, a 1995 Gold Medallion Finalist, Kramp explains, “The things you felt and thought the last time you got physically lost are a great preparation for sharing your faith—without being obnoxious.”

Contents

Top Highlights

“‘Sin would have few takers if its consequences occurred immediately.’¹ Unfortunately, that is not the nature of sin.” (Page 12)

“Rather than focusing on what to say when you share your faith, lostology influences how you say what you say” (Page 5)

Praise for the Print Edition

I highly recommend this helpful book.

—Bill Bright, Founder, President, Campus Crusade for Christ International

Right on target!

—Robert E. Coleman, Author, The Master Plan of Evangelism

Product Details

• Title: Out of Their Faces and into Their Shoes
• Author: John Kramp
• Publisher: B&H
• Publication Date: 1995
• Pages: 198

About John Kramp

John Kramp is Associate Director of Discipleship and Family Ministries for the Baptist Sunday School Board in Tennessee. He has served as church pastor in Texas and Oregon. He is the author of On Track Leadership: Mastering What Leaders Actually Do.