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Charles Spurgeon: “Do something!” John Piper: “Worship is Lacking!”
In one of his sermons Charles Spurgeon gave the following charge to future preacher boys, “Brethren, do something; do something; DO SOMETHING. While Committees waste their time over resolutions, do something. While Societies and Unions are making constitutions, let us win … Continue reading
Posted in Critiquing Calvinism, Thought of the day
Tagged Calvinism, Charles Spurgeon, cognitive dissonance in Calvinism, inconsistency of Calvinism, inconsistency of Charles Spurgeon, inconsistency of John Piper, John Piper, Let the Nations be Glad! The Supremacy of God in Missions, Problems with Calvinism, problems with John Piper's theology
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A Theology in Tension 