Posted on February 16, 2009 By Test All Things
Before a man can preach the spirit of the gospel, his life and conduct must be according to it; and most gospel preachers fall short in this respect.
It is the cross we are inclined to shun. But we shall bear it, if we are Christ’s ministers, and then our walk will be quite contrary to the world.
By William Tiptaft
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With such clarity in God’s Word, it is still a wonder why some among us are trapped into Dispensationalism! These folks are not just ordinary Christians, but teachers, seminary professors, and pastors. I agree with Pink’s conclusion about Dispensationalism. More of this kind of message needs to be proclaimed.