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- Many (Christians) have zeal without knowledge, enthusiasm without enlightenment. In more modern jargon, they are keen but clueless.
- What we need is not more learning, not more eloquence, not more persuasion, not more organization, but more power from the Holy Spirit.
- Nothing is more important for mature Christian discipleship than a fresh, clear, true vision of the authentic Jesus.
- Biblical righteousness is more than a private and personal affair; it includes social righteousness as well....Thus Christians are committed to hunger for righteousness in the…
- Pride is more than the first of the seven deadly sins; it is itself the essence of all sin.
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