“I feel this in my bones. When I read this Charles Spurgeon quote, it put words to exactly how I feel as a preacher.” – Pastor Josh …

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  1. Don't even begin to claim Charles spurgeon for your side. If what you're actually doing is encouraging preachers to be vulgar and disgusting today. There's no place for that. In the kingdom of God. Charles spurgeon wasn't swearing and saying filthy things that some of the idiot pastors are today. The Mark Driscoll types

  2. I am a Christian and was raised in the church. I struggled for many years in the army about what was right and what was truth. After 20 years in SF I find your channel and it just makes sense. God bless you. You and your message have given me hope. I mean real hope that I’m saved, that I’m forgiven, that nothing I do can save me but the blood of Christ Jesus has sealed me. I am saved, I am forgiven, I am a child of the Most High. Thank you.

  3. Sam Shamoun was the first person that came to mind. He may not fit the image of the gentle, soft-spoken preacher that many expect, but I think people like him have a place. Different people respond to different approaches. While gentleness is often the best way to reach others, there are times when a firm and uncompromising response is necessary, especially when confronting deception or defending the truth.

    Even in Scripture, we see that God is not only loving and merciful but also perfectly just. His justice can involve severe judgment when evil persists. Likewise, Jesus was gentle with the humble and repentant, yet He spoke sharply to those who knowingly misled others and hardened their hearts. There is a time for gentleness and a time for bold correction, provided both are motivated by truth and love rather than anger or pride.

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