To: Gamecock
In my walk I have come to appreciate something called "Law and Gospel" worship.
That sounds like a sound practice. I wasn't objecting much to your other post, just pointing out that the Great Commission should have scope for fulfillment even in the midst of a worship service. But I do agree that evangelism is not the focus of worship.
Spurgeon wrote many fine sermons. And they were generally filled with insruction to the saved. But he never failed to offer a sweet invitational to accept Christ as well.
This also points out why I am often dubious about the Graham crusades or TV evangelists in general. I'm sure some people have been saved by them. But I think it's a very very tiny number.
To: George W. Bush
Not taken as such. My previous post left a lot of holes. It sounds like we are on the same sheet of music.
36 posted on
07/21/2006 11:02:23 AM PDT by
Gamecock
("God's sheep are brought home by the Holy Spirit, and there won't be one of them lost." L R Shelton)
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