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1. Pillars of Church
2. The Skeptical
3. The Habitual
4. The Sincere seekers of Truth
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Walking with Giants
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who is the messenger of God
is the real master of the society;
not elected but society to be its ruler,
but elected by God to form its ideal
and through them to guide
and rule it¶s life.

-The Romance of Preaching,

C. Silvester Horne

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h o not touch my chosen people, and
do not hurt my prophets.´
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 ³Brains, brilliancy, genius,
strength, natural gifts do not
save. The gospel flows through the
heart. All the mightiest forces
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Grace from the Heart Rather than the head
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Prayer, The Great Essential
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Brainerd lived a life of holiness and prayer. ³When

I return home´ he said ³and give myself to
meditation, prayer and fasting, my soul longs for
mortification, self-denial, humility, and
divorcement from all the things of the world.

-Power through Prayer

An Example of evotion
E.M. Bounds
 evotion and discipline

Alexander Maclaren was known to devote sixty hours

to the preparation of a single message.

Walking with the Giants

A Ministers Guide to Good Reading and Great Preaching
Warren Wiersbe
 evotion and discipline

To Maclaren, preparing messages was hard work, He

often said he could never prepare sermons while
wearing slippers: He always wore his outdoor
boots. Studying was work and he took it seriously.
He refused most invitations (Yale Lectures) and
concentrated on studying the Word and feeding His
people.
³A home-going pastor makes a church-going people.´
 evotion and discipline

What is the secret of Maclaren Ministry:

evotion and discipline.
Power for service is second.
Power for holiness and
Character is first.

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Warren Wiersbe
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primarily responsible for the condition of the
church. They shape its character, give tone and
direction to its life. The preacher is to lay out
in prayer for his people. Prayer is the eminent
characteristics of strong leadership. The preacher
must be a man given to prayer.

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responsibility, and difficulties of
his work, the more he will see, and
if he be a true preacher the more he
will feel, the necessity of prayer;
not only the increasing demand to
pray himself, but to call on others
to help him by their prayers.

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