A Spiritual Appeal to Christ's Bride
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Jodocus van Lodenstein | ISBN: | 9781601782625 |
| Publisher: | Reformation Heritage Books | Publication: | July 16, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Reformation Heritage Books | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jodocus van Lodenstein |
| ISBN: | 9781601782625 |
| Publisher: | Reformation Heritage Books |
| Publication: | July 16, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Reformation Heritage Books |
| Language: | English |
A Spiritual Appeal to Christ's Bride consists of nine sermons preached by Jodocus van Lodenstein, one of the most prominent leaders of the Dutch Further Reformation. The sermons stress themes that are dear to the preacher's heart: the need for the Holy Spirit to carry the Reformation further than the mind, the need for perpetual reformation and growth in piety, the need to cultivate holiness and self-denial, and the need to know and experience as Christ's bride an intimate spiritual relationship with Jesus Christ the perfect Bridegroom. The book calls nominal Christians to a more profound commitment to Christ, stressing that only such a commitment can deliver the church from shallowness and unholiness. Today, more than ever, the church needs to heed this call to awaken from its spiritual slumber.
A Spiritual Appeal to Christ's Bride consists of nine sermons preached by Jodocus van Lodenstein, one of the most prominent leaders of the Dutch Further Reformation. The sermons stress themes that are dear to the preacher's heart: the need for the Holy Spirit to carry the Reformation further than the mind, the need for perpetual reformation and growth in piety, the need to cultivate holiness and self-denial, and the need to know and experience as Christ's bride an intimate spiritual relationship with Jesus Christ the perfect Bridegroom. The book calls nominal Christians to a more profound commitment to Christ, stressing that only such a commitment can deliver the church from shallowness and unholiness. Today, more than ever, the church needs to heed this call to awaken from its spiritual slumber.
