Michael John Beasley > Quotes

“Christ's sacrifice on the cross bore no failure, but was an immutable victory accomplished by the Son, for the Father.  The Lamb of God was entirely successful, both in the intent and extent of His atoning sacrifice!  To suggest anything else is a dangerous matter for it defiles our understanding of the nature of the Son and of the Father. ”
― Michael John Beasley, All Nations Under God: The Doctrine of Christ's Victorious Atonement - Defined, Defended, and Applied

“sinful human nature tends to veer to one such idol or the other like an old jalopy with a defective steering alignment. Left unchecked, this inherent frailty can take any believer off course with little effort at all.”
― Michael John Beasley, My Banner is Christ: An Appeal for the Church to Restore the Priority of Solus Christus and to Mortify the Idols of Celebritism and the Fear of Man

“Man-centeredness is the universal religion of fallen man, and we are all dull fools to deny this.”
― Michael John Beasley, My Banner is Christ: An Appeal for the Church to Restore the Priority of Solus Christus and to Mortify the Idols of Celebritism and the Fear of Man

“The church’s daily pursuit must be to magnify Christ’s power, supremacy, and authority for He, and He alone, is our message of hope to the church and to the nations.”
― Michael John Beasley, My Banner is Christ: An Appeal for the Church to Restore the Priority of Solus Christus and to Mortify the Idols of Celebritism and the Fear of Man

“I believe there is far more harm done by unholy and inconsistent Christians than we are at all aware of. Such men are among Satan’s best allies. They pull down by their lives what ministers build with their lips. They cause the chariot wheels of the gospel to drive heavily. They supply the children of this world with a never-ending excuse for remaining as they are. ‘I cannot see the use of so much religion,’ said an irreligious tradesman not long ago, ‘I observe that some of my customers are always talking about the gospel and faith and election and the blessed promises and so forth, and yet these very people think nothing of cheating me of pence and halfpence when they have an opportunity. Now, if religious persons can do such things, I do not see what good there is in religion.’ I grieve to be obliged to write such things, but I fear that Christ’s name is too often blasphemed because of the lives of Christians. Let us take heed lest the blood of souls should be required at our hands. From murder of souls by inconsistency and loose walking, good Lord, deliver us! Oh, for the sake of others, if for no other reason, let us strive to be holy!”
― Michael John Beasley, Internet Inferno: A Contemporary Warning and Reminder Regarding this Ancient Truth - "The Tongue is a Fire, the Very World of Iniquity... and is Set on Fire by Hell" James 3:6

“wherever the fear of God wanes the exaltation of the creature waxes hot, often igniting the sins of celebritism or the fear of man.”
― Michael John Beasley, My Banner is Christ: An Appeal for the Church to Restore the Priority of Solus Christus and to Mortify the Idols of Celebritism and the Fear of Man

“I am convinced that the entire Rob Bell controversy has provided a watershed moment and opportunity for the Christian community to give pause and reconsider the impact that C.S. Lewis has had, and continues to have, on the broader realm of Christendom. And even”
― Michael John Beasley, Altar to an Unknown Love: Rob Bell, C.S. Lewis, and the Legacy of the Art and Thought of Man

“El más importante es: “Escucha, Israel; el Señor nuestro Dios, el Señor uno es; 30 y amaras al Señor tu Dios con todo tu corazón, y con toda tu alma, y con toda tu mente, y con toda tu fuerza.” 31 El segundo es éste: “Amaras a tu prójimo como a ti mismo.” No hay otro mandamiento mayor que éstos.”
― Michael John Beasley, Los Profetas Falibles del Nuevo Calvinismo: Un Analisis, Critica y Exhortacion a la Doctrina Contemporanea de La "Profecia Falible"