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Often it is those who preach “tolerance,” “nonjudgmentalism,” and “intellectualism” who are most intolerant.
“We must recognize that we have not been honest until we have explained to seekers that receiving Christ is the most sensible yet dangerous thing they could ever do. After all, like C. S. Lewis’s Aslan in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, He is not a tame lion, and He certainly is not safe. He has the right to ask anything of those who confess His lordship. The same Jesus who beckons the weary to Himself may also ask everything of them, even sending them forth to lose their lives for His sake in this dark and fallen world.”
― The Gospel's Power & Message
― The Gospel's Power & Message
“take care of first. I only took this job ’cuz I needed the”
― A Mighty Fortress
― A Mighty Fortress
“Sin is the quintessence of evil; it has made all the evils that there are & is itself worse than all evils it has made. It is so evil that it is impossible to make it good or lovely by all the arts that can be used.”
― The Sinfulness of Sin
― The Sinfulness of Sin
“Our society considers a man careless if he does not have a backup plan or an alternative escape route, if he has not diversified his investments, if he has put all his eggs in the same basket, or if he has burned bridges behind him. Yet this is the very thing that the man who receives Jesus Christ must do.”
― The Gospel's Power & Message
― The Gospel's Power & Message
“Reproving others is a thankless office and an unwelcome work for the most part; men take reproofs for reproaches, yet since God has laid it on good men as their duty to rebuke and not suffer sin to lie upon their brother, they dare not omit it.”
― The Sinfulness of Sin
― The Sinfulness of Sin
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