DAVEH: I've changed the subject line to more accurately reflect the
topic.... Charles Perry Locke wrote: DAVEH: You missed the point. Why do you want me to provide a scriptural reference for prayer, yet you don't seem to need one for bullhorns? If you think bullhorns are necessary to preach without Biblical support, and prayer is not....that is your prerogative. Just turn up the gain control, and ignore the quiet voice from within.Charles Perry Locke wrote:Using voice amplification is normal in environments with high background noise, and I don't consider that either a moral or ethical issue. DAVEH: You are welcome, Perry. It does make me wonder why you and Kevin would seek the advice of a tired old Mormon boy to learn how to preach though.Thanks for that comment, Dave.I am not saying this does not or cannot happen, I just would like some references.DAVEH: OK. For those who lack an understanding of how to preach...... DAVEH: If you don't think prayer will help bring people to faith, then don't do it, Perry. LDS folks use prayer to help them find those who are wanting, needing and seeking faith. If you don't think it would be appropriate for street preachers to use LDS methods of evangelism, that's OK with me.*If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him. * Js 1:5Okay, so if you want wisdom, pray for it...how does that demonstrate that prayer brings people to faith? DAVEH: Ohhhhhhhhh.......yeah, I hadn't considered you think that way, Perry. Maybe it doesn't apply to street preachers, eh............Furthermore, the Lord has also suggested it is important to .......Which Lord, mine or yours? Oh, that comes fromt he D&C...you mean your lord. Mine didn't say that. JS did. DAVEH: If you don't like the scriptures I offered inferring prayer is a useful tool, or the advice of how LDS folks use prayer to evangelize......no problem, Perry. Just continue on preaching as you think is appropriate. Who am I to argue with your methods..... It just saddens me that there may be non Christian folks who find the antics of some street preachers to not be very appealing, causing them to view Christianity in a skewed perspective........So, I ponder how effective any preacher can be if they fail to adopt a stance of humility in their approach.You have not answered my request for a scriptural reference on the topic, and have totally dodged the scripture reference I gave to preaching. If you dont have a direct answer, just say so. It's easy... DAVEH: I guess that's where I am missing the message, Perry. Too often it seems that the WofG is obscured by the antics.
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