The Dragon Slayer

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, General Christianity
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Author: Jim McGuiggan ISBN: 9780977338450
Publisher: Jim McGuiggan Publication: March 8, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Jim McGuiggan
ISBN: 9780977338450
Publisher: Jim McGuiggan
Publication: March 8, 2011
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

I’m one of the many who are tired of hearing about Satan. And I’m tired of hearing him talked about as though Christ didn’t kick him out and his demonic cronies with him. I’m tired of hearing him talked about as if he were the lord of sin. Listen, if Satan dropped down stone dead this moment sin would still exist because Satan isn’t the lord of sin; sin conquered him and he’s a fellow-sinner like the rest of us. Doesn’t it distress you when you hear popular writers saying God isn’t in control of the world and that demon-thugs are burning down houses and forcing their way into people’s minds to make them do evil just because they can? Is there no gospel to preach? Must we ceaselessly talk about the reality of evil? Is Christ not real?
Somewhere in the middle of all the world’s great wrongs and satanic behaviour a cross was raised that judged the world and cast out its prince. All the sensationalism of all the books in all the world can’t change that! At a cross outside Jerusalem God stripped the powers of their authority and made an eternal spectacle of them. And then one Sunday morning the Sovereign God raised Jesus of Nazareth to immortal glory! In him a new creation began with a new humanity and he is bringing it to a glorious finale even as we read.
Whispering about the cross in a auditorium where the lights are turned down and children are hushed maybe no bad thing but this message of the cross has worlds colliding and empires falling there on that hill. It’s just possible that young people lose interest in the “message of the cross” because all the dreams and adventure is taken out of it by too steady a diet of preached whimpering.
These are the sort of things this book says.

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I’m one of the many who are tired of hearing about Satan. And I’m tired of hearing him talked about as though Christ didn’t kick him out and his demonic cronies with him. I’m tired of hearing him talked about as if he were the lord of sin. Listen, if Satan dropped down stone dead this moment sin would still exist because Satan isn’t the lord of sin; sin conquered him and he’s a fellow-sinner like the rest of us. Doesn’t it distress you when you hear popular writers saying God isn’t in control of the world and that demon-thugs are burning down houses and forcing their way into people’s minds to make them do evil just because they can? Is there no gospel to preach? Must we ceaselessly talk about the reality of evil? Is Christ not real?
Somewhere in the middle of all the world’s great wrongs and satanic behaviour a cross was raised that judged the world and cast out its prince. All the sensationalism of all the books in all the world can’t change that! At a cross outside Jerusalem God stripped the powers of their authority and made an eternal spectacle of them. And then one Sunday morning the Sovereign God raised Jesus of Nazareth to immortal glory! In him a new creation began with a new humanity and he is bringing it to a glorious finale even as we read.
Whispering about the cross in a auditorium where the lights are turned down and children are hushed maybe no bad thing but this message of the cross has worlds colliding and empires falling there on that hill. It’s just possible that young people lose interest in the “message of the cross” because all the dreams and adventure is taken out of it by too steady a diet of preached whimpering.
These are the sort of things this book says.

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