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Forgiveness by Steven Zeitz
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Harry A. Ironside
"Repentance
is the very opposite of meritorious experience. It is the
confession that one is utterly without merit, and if he is ever
saved at all it can only be through the merits of our Lord Jesus
Christ, 'who gave himself a ransom for all.' Here is firm
footing for the soul who realizes that all self-effort is but
sinking sand. Christ alone is the Rock of our salvation." (Harry
A. Ironside;Except Ye Repent,
pg. 36)
FLost in a time
long forgotten.
We searched for the truly divine.
When down on our knee's lost and broken.
The dear Lord he did shine.
When all hope was lost,
They nailed him to the cross
Our sins now forgiven, for all time.
We need just to ask for forgiveness.
To devote our lives to Him.
We soon find the divine all around us.
Once blind we now can see.
Paul David Washer
(born 1961) is Director of the Heart Cry Missionary
Society, an American Christian society that supports
indigenous missionary work. He is also a Southern
Baptist itinerant preacher who is known for his
revivalist style of preaching. Washer became well known
when a video clip of him preaching what has been called
a fire and brimstone message at a youth conference in
2002 surfaced on the internet. Washer's sermons tend to
have a particular focus on the Gospel and the doctrine
of Assurance of salvation, and he frequently speaks out
against evangelistic practices such as Altar calls, the
Sinner's prayer, and church growth. Washer has cited
George Muller, Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield,
Charles Spurgeon, Leonard Ravenhill, John Wesley and A.W.
Tozer, among others, as influences.
Delivered the Sunday after the Twin Towers were attacked
(9/11), this is by far one of the most powerful messages
on this site. Every professing Believer should hear this
heart cry from the Father. It is a powerful rebuke to
superficial and worldly doctrines that have crept in to
the professing Church of Jesus Christ.
Reidhead was born
in a Minnesota farming community in
1919. When in his late teens, he
committed himself to a life of Christian
service.In 1945, Reidhead took an
assignment with the
Sudan Interior
Mission
(SIM), surveying and analyzing
indigenous languages in preparation for
evangelistic and educational efforts
near the
Sudan-Ethiopia
border. His proficiency in tribal
languages was noted by his
contemporaries. Reidhead's experiences
in Sudan deeply impacted the core values
that would later guide his life.A
spiritual crisis during this period--as
he described two decades later in what
is probably his best-known recorded
teaching, "Ten Shekels and a Shirt"[1]--left
Reidhead with the conviction that much
of
evangelicalism
had adopted
utilitarian
and
humanistic
philosophies contradictory to Biblical
teaching. The end of all being, he came
to believe, was not the happiness of
man, but the glorification of God.
