For the Love of the Search
I just finished reading an interview with Teresa MacBain, a former Methodist pastor who has renounced her faith and is now the public relations director for the “American Athiests”. Her departure from the faith was inevitable because she dared to question the status quo … and the status quo didn’t have an answer. [Read More]
The prophet comes to set up that which is upset. His work is to call into line those who are out of line! He is unpopular because he opposes the popular in morality and spirituality. In a day of faceless politicians and voiceless preachers, there is not a more urgent national need than that we cry to God for a prophet! The function of the prophet, as Austin-Sparks once said, “has almost always been that of recovery.” [Read More]
Does any Christian reader imagine for a moment that when he or she shall stand before their holy Lord, that they will regret having lived “too strictly” on earth?
“The Church at this moment needs men, the right kind of men, bold men… We languish for men who feel themselves expendable in the warfare of the soul, who cannot be frightened by threats of death because they have already died to the allurements of this world.” [Read More]
