Does predestination hinder the evangelism to all men? This article answers this question by highlighting that the gospel is to be preached to all, and through this preaching God calls those He elected to eternal life.

Can one believe in limited atonement and maintain that the preaching of the gospel is for all to hear? Yes, answers the article. Limited atonement does not hinder the offer of the gospel.

What is the relationship between preaching and the doctrine of election? This article explores the matter, and reveals how election in fact helps preaching.

As the author carefully explains what is entailed in the doctrine of unconditional election, he also attempts to answer the following question: how can believers say that the gospel must be preached in all the world, that men must be born again of the Spirit through the preaching of the gospel, and at the same time hold on to the doctrine of the election?

What is the relationship between election and the preaching of the gospel? The doctrine of election should not hinder the preaching of the gospel, since it is a means God uses to bring in His elect. The one who is preaching cannot know whether the one to whom he is witnessing is elected or not.