The Romance of Preaching
The Romance of Preaching
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Their responsibility was for the souls of all people within the city gates, or the borders of the township. They were conscious of a pastoral relation between themselves and the most obscure citizen of the poorest court in the city. It was this fact that interested them so keenly in the city problems — how their community, little or large, was governed ; the conditions of life that prevailed ; the temptations to vice, luxury and crime that lowered the standard of morals. They, the preachers, we...re to take the field for public righteousness as well as for religious truth. I ask you to reflect what must be the effect on preaching of this wider and deeper sense of responsibility to one's fellows. I would THE RULERS OF PEOPLES 1 79 give anything in my power to get it back again for the modern ministry. A sense of responsibility to a church may be a very noble feeling ; but a sense of destiny to a city, a town or a village is a far greater thing. Remember we are not Christ's ministers be- cause we are called by a church ; we are ministers of the people because we are called by Christ.
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Their responsibility was for the souls of all people within the city gates, or the borders of the township. They were conscious of a pastoral relation between themselves and the most obscure citizen of the poorest court in the city. It was this fact that interested them so keenly in the city problems — how their community, little or large, was governed ; the conditions of life that prevailed ; the temptations to vice, luxury and crime that lowered the standard of morals. They, the preachers, we...re to take the field for public righteousness as well as for religious truth. I ask you to reflect what must be the effect on preaching of this wider and deeper sense of responsibility to one's fellows. I would THE RULERS OF PEOPLES 1 79 give anything in my power to get it back again for the modern ministry. A sense of responsibility to a church may be a very noble feeling ; but a sense of destiny to a city, a town or a village is a far greater thing. Remember we are not Christ's ministers be- cause we are called by a church ; we are ministers of the people because we are called by Christ.
What to read after The Romance of Preaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horne, C. Silvester (Charles Silvester), 1865-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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