I've quoted this previously: Adapt/Adopt - The line between them is finer
than a hair and harder than a diamond. We both know that words, however
inadequate, infused with the Spirit of the Living God, can/will change
lives/hearts. So then, 'amen' with a small 'a'.


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From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: May 14, 2005 15:26
Subject: [Bulk] Re: [Bulk] Re: [Bulk] Re: [Bulk] [TruthTalk] Street
Preaching


> Lance wrote:
> > David ... the culture has changed since I was a young
> > man, never mind since Wesley's era.
> > Goodness sake, man, are you 'unplugged'?
>
> LOL.  Don't worry, I'm plugged into God.  What else matters?
>
> Look, we agree that cultures differ in both time and space.  The question
> is, has culture changed so much that the style of preaching that John
Wesley
> did is now irrelevant?  I think not.  If you have read Wesley, you know
that
> he faced the same kind of obstacles that public preachers today face.  His
> trepidation toward public preaching is similar to many public preachers
> today, and the reactions he received also is similar.  He was opposed by
the
> "orthodox" and those within the institutional system of Christianity.
> William Booth is another man who reports the same.  In this aspect, the
> culture really has not changed in thousands of years.  God anoints men to
> speak his mind, and those within the culture want to stop them from doing
> what they are doing.  Some deride and express their disdain for what these
> men do, others throw pies or stones or spit in their face, yet others try
to
> kill them.
>
> Do you think the culture has changed so much that the kind of teaching and
> preaching that Jesus Christ himself did is no longer valid?  Do you think
> the culture has changed so much that instead of crucifying Jesus Christ,
> society instead would give him a Nobel Peace Prize and elect him
President?
>
> Peace be with you.
> David Miller.
>
>
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know how you ought to answer every man."  (Colossians 4:6)
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