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God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)

Through the centuries, three main viewpoints have emerged from within the church in response to the question of war: 1. Some believe no war is justifiable (a position called pacifism). 2. Others believe Christians must submit to their government and agree to fight in any war it engages in (a viewpoint known as activism). 3. But the majority of Christians hold the view that believers may support or join in defensive wars against evil aggressors – a position known as the just war theory.
John MacArthur

As Christians, we find complete sufficiency in Christ and His provisions for our needs. There’s no such thing as an incomplete or deficient Christian. Our Savior’s divine power has granted to us everything pertaining to life and godliness. Human wisdom offers nothing to augment that. Every Christian receives all he and she needs at the moment of salvation. Each one must grow and mature, but no necessary resource is missing. There’s no need to search for something more.
John MacArthur

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    Revival Fire Revival Fire

    By Charles Finney

    INTRODUCTION

    LETTER I – Superficial Revivals

    LETTER II – Unhealthy Revival Excitement

    LETTER III – A Cause Of Spurious Conversions

    LETTER IV – Errors That Hinder Revivals

    LETTER V – Erroneous Revival Preaching

    LETTER VI – Excitement In Revivals

    LETTER VII – Fanatical Excitement

    LETTER VIII – Excitement In Revivals

    LETTER IX – Why So Few Revivals?

    LETTER X – Causes Of The Decline Of Revivals

    LETTER XI – The Impolicy Of Spasmodic Efforts

    LETTER XII – Hindrances To A Revival Spirit

    LETTER XIII – Objections To Protracted Meetings

    LETTER XIV – Hindrances To Revivals

    LETTER XV – The Pernicious Attitude Of The Church On The Reforms Of The Age

    LETTER XVI – The Folly Of Attempting To Sustain True Religion Without Revivals

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