Christians Can Penetrate the Secular Mass Media
Newspaper reporting is, in many ways, not like other kinds of work at all. It is a fast-paced, exciting life, full of variety and surprises. It has more hurry, more sudden changes of pace, less regularity of hours, and more tension than most lines of work. But it probably offers more sheer fun than most lines of work, too.
The Lever of Power Awaits the Pull
We live in a nation where we are utterly free as Christians to spread the gospel. Yet we see a waning influence of Biblical truths and Biblical standards. There are no limits imposed upon us, but we have imposed limits upon ourselves by a restricted and narrow vision of what it means to obey Jesus Christ’s commands.
He Carried Revival in His Satchel
Charles Grandison Finney was a notorious “hard case,” a young lawyer practicing in upstate New York. So stubborn a case was he that church members made him the special object of their prayers. The lawyer quickly became a convert and then, in rapid succession, he became a soul-winner, a fervent and fiery evangelist and a revivalist, whose preaching was frequently accompanied by revivals over a period of 50 years.
O, What a Night!
There was a night—what a night!—when the vaults of the Cathedral resounded with the praise of God and of his Son, Jesus; a night when the great organ, with its 8,035 pipes, thundered out for nearly an hour the grandest hymns of the evangelical faith; a night when hundreds of voices were raised together in spontaneous song and worship, when the stones of the cathedral echoed the majestic hallelujahs of a grateful people.
Fire and Rain: Revival in America
Though it is much else, revival is nothing less than a breaking through to men from the heavens, nothing less than the presence of God with men in profound and inescapable immediacy. Nearly all men near the heart of a revival know that it is so, that God is there, that He is holy.
Will The Christian Please Stand Up!
Christians on the other hand, with a small handful of exceptions, are seldom found in positions that control society. This failure of Christians to be where the action is, where the influence is, is now costing the nation dearly. And if it continues, it will lead eventually to disaster.