Did Adrian Rogers give this title a lot of thought in 1987 when he launched the success which is now international in scope?
Does the title indicate an abandonment of evangelism? Can the sinner seek or find the "love worth finding"? If the love is found by the sinner is it God's love? Is it a humanistic Christian love that speaks of the divinity in all of us? If they seek, knock and ask will the sinner find it? Is it God's redeeming love that boast "God so loved the world" or is it a self love that lifts one's esteem to a higher level of living under guidance of appropriate proof texts?
Is LWF evangelistic seeking no profit in witnessing unto Christ? Or does it have a message that profits the prophets?
Can I write a post with all questions?
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- Collierville, Tennessee, United States
- New Years eve 2005 God healed my personality and released me to be the kind of person he wants me to be. This was not a born-again experience because I had become a Christian at age 10 and was baptized in water, trinitarian, as an outward sign of an inward work of grace. During forty seven years I had stumbled through Church experiences seeing the humiliation that God himself endures because of the faulty theological views of Christ's atonement. God is mocked from the pulpit. Preachers have the audacity to obligate God to be a God of love. They rule by their own self-determination. Their behavior reflects their arrogant self-centered theology. While He is a God of incomprehendible love, He is also a God of wrath far greater than the human mind can understand. God is mocking American fundamentalism and it's lukewarm gospel. He is spewing it out of his mouth.
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