Reformed versus Arminian missions (3): Different methods

Kleyn contrasts Reformed and Arminian missionary methods, arguing that Arminians' results-oriented approach leads them to employ humanistic persuasion techniques rather than biblical methods grounded in God's sovereign grace. The article defends a Reformed perspective on missions that prioritizes God's effectual work over man-centered pragmatism and emotional manipulation. This piece is essential for understanding how soteriological differences between Reformed and Arminian theology directly shape missionary philosophy and practice.