Let the Nations Be Glad!

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Let the Nations Be Glad! is a widely influential Christian missions book by theologian John Piper that emphasizes God’s glory as the ultimate goal of evangelism and global outreach.

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instanceOf Christian missions book
non-fiction book
theological book
author John Piper NERFINISHED
circulation widely used in evangelical missions training contexts
doctrineDiscussed election
sovereignty of God
the authority of Scripture
the exclusivity of Christ for salvation
the reality of eternal punishment
emphasizes God’s glory as the ultimate goal of evangelism
God’s glory as the ultimate goal of global outreach
the biblical basis for world missions
the centrality of worship in the church’s mission
the cost and suffering involved in missions
the necessity of unreached peoples evangelization
the pursuit of joy in God as central to missions
genre Christian theology
missiology
hasAudience Christian laypeople interested in missions
missionaries
pastors
theological students
impact influenced mission agencies and churches toward God-centered missions
influencedBy Reformed evangelical tradition
biblical theology
keyTheme joy in God as the motive for missions
prayer and missions
suffering in the cause of missions
the necessity of proclaiming the gospel
the relationship between worship and missions
the role of the local church in missions
the sovereignty of God in salvation
keyThesis Missions exists because worship doesn’t
The ultimate goal of missions is the glory of God
mainSubject Christian missions
God’s glory
evangelism
global outreach
worship
notableFor popularizing the phrase ‘Missions exists because worship doesn’t’
shaping contemporary evangelical missions thinking
primaryLanguage English
relatedWorkOfAuthor Desiring God NERFINISHED
Don’t Waste Your Life NERFINISHED
God Is the Gospel NERFINISHED
theologicalEmphasis God-centered missions
supremacy of God in missions
theologicalPerspective Reformed theology

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John Piper notableWork Let the Nations Be Glad!