Having tried my hand at street preaching, I respect and pray for those who remain committed to the open air. Here's a group taking it to the street.
Many say we shouldn't preach the gospel this way; it's offensive. I've heard offensive preaching, which is to be distinguished from the offense of the gospel. Offensive preaching is offensive whether it's in a local park or a local church. The offense of the gospel is a good thing wherever it occurs. I'm thankful for the Judge Bork look-alike who regularly visited NC State to preach on the brickyard and corners around the university. I was a scoffer, a hater of the cross, and an idolator at the time, but I'm thankful now!
A Ministry Made in Secret: The Spiritual Habits of Robert Murray M’Cheyne
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*ABSTRACT:* Robert Murray M’Cheyne (1813–1843), well-known for his
development of the M’Cheyne Bible Reading Plan, was c...
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