Faith But Without Patience
Patience endures the delay. Faith believes but patience is required. Abraham obtained the promise through faith and patience. A call from Lancaster County to wait for God—and for spiritual revival—without running ahead of Him.
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Quotes
1- A preacher is a herald of the King. He does not decorate the message or compete with the stage. He announces what heaven has spoken so that people must hear, consider, and answer.
2- Hearing is more than sound in the room. True hearing takes the Word in until faith is born. Without Spirit-anointed proclamation, churches stay busy and souls stay unchanged.
3- God has not appointed skits to save the believer. He has chosen the foolishness of preaching. When the pulpit becomes a theater, the people starve while the building stays full.
4- The most dangerous famine is not empty shelves. It is a land with many voices and little Word—people wandering, seeking, and finding no herald who will speak with holy power.
5- Acts did not turn the world by clever administration. It moved by men full of the Holy Ghost, whose preaching cut hearts, added disciples, and drew both salvation and resistance.
6- This hour does not need a preacher who hates sin without loving sinners, or loves sinners without telling the truth. It needs a straight word and a tender heart in the same man.
7- The Lord still gives the word from His throne. He still looks for a company who will publish it. Woe to the silent watchman; blessed is the man who will not withhold bread from the starving.