See also:
* AW Tozer on "Instant Christianity"
* AW Tozer on the Scribes of Fundamentalism
* AW Tozer on a divided Christ - Saviour but not Lord
* AW Tozer on No half Christ
* Lordship Salvation
* General Booth on Fundamentalist Compromise
* AW Tozer on the Scribes of Fundamentalism
* AW Tozer on a divided Christ - Saviour but not Lord
* AW Tozer on No half Christ
* Lordship Salvation
* General Booth on Fundamentalist Compromise
One of the greatest
dangers for us preachers of the gospel is that we like to see people converted,
and we are willing to accept a brazen and flippant yes from some individual who
says, “Yes, I’ll trust Jesus.” However, it may be just an impertinent, impudent,
and insolent nod of the head; it is so phoney as a three-dollar bill.
The story is told
that the Devil had a meeting with his demons to decide how to persuade men that
God was non existent. Since they themselves believed in His existence, they
wondered just how to do it. One demon suggested that they tell people Jesus
Christ never really existed and that men should not believe such fiction,
Another demon suggested that they persuade men that death ends all and there is
no need to worry about life after death. Finally, the most intelligent demon
suggested that they tell everyone that there is a God, that there is a Jesus
Christ, and that believing in Him saves, but all you have to do is profess
faith in Christ and then go on living in sin as you used to do. They decided to
use this tactic and it is the tactic the Devil uses even today.
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