G. Campbell Morgan told the story of a successful actor named Macready who was approached by a pastor puzzled as to why crowds flocked to hear drama but not to hear sermons. Macready answered, “This is quite simple, I present my fiction as though it were truth; you present your truth as though it were fiction.”
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- Austin Gardner
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1 comment:
Yes i like to hear the Gospel being preached in the good old fashion way... plain and simple.
A lot of emotional blackmail and manipulation goes on in the name of preaching.Such seed does not bear fruit.
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