Persecution: A Price to Pay for Being a Christian? (John MacArthur)
- Preacher
- John MacArthur
- Tradition
- Baptist — Independent
- Published
- Length
- 10:47
About this sermon
http://www.gty.org/video/interviews/INT-GCC-08 A testimony of Dr Daniel Wong, a professor at The Master's College, who faced persecutions as a Christian first hand from Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution in China. JOHN MACARTHUR: I am absolutely 100% convinced that the weakness of the church in America, the superficiality of the church, the shallowness of the church, the hypocrisy of the church is directly related to the absence of any cost or any price to be paid to be a Christian. If you don't have to pay a price, heh, just jump on the bandwagon. If persecution came to America, you see a very different kind of Christianity. A whole lot of people who are really good to talk about Jesus wont be talking about Jesus any more. Who profess to know Jesus and to be part of the church, they will stop talking very fast if the price was as high as it is for some people. For more information about The Master's College, visit http://www.masters.edu/.
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