power in weakness: reformed theology & charismatic experience belong together
June 16, 2008 • 9:03 pm
“We do not need to jazz up or somehow enhance a weak gospel. We need to faithfully teach and preach the biblical gospel and see to it that identifiably faithful men will take the unadulterated gospel to the next generation. That is how to grow a church biblically.”
-Steve Martin, p. 310, Dear Timothy: Letters on Pastoral Ministry
(HT: Justin Buzzard)
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That’s the second great quote I’ve read from “Dear Timothy: Letters on Pastoral Ministry.” Maybe it’s time for a purchase!