The Narrow Way

The Narrow Way

3-18-08 • 0 Comments • Filed under: Gospel of the Lord Christ Jesus, Paul Washer • This Post has been viewed 92 times. • Email This Post • Print This Post!

 

Do we preach the Narrow Way that is Christ? When was the last time you heard a message that clearly expresses the truth of this path? I mean, seriously, do we really preach the Narrow Path?? Or do we preach a Narrow Gate with a wide way, or a Narrow way with a built in escalator on it?? Let me change the question then, “DO WE PREACH CHRIST”? I’m reminded of John Scott’s rebuke to Martin-Lloyd Jones when he was a young preacher: “The Cross, and the work of Jesus Christ had very little to do with your preaching.”

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    • March 7th, 2010 on Sunday at 6:58 am

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