2023 Winter Conference: Morning Sessions
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- One hundred years ago, J. Gresham Machen wrote his classic book Christianity and Liberalism. His answers to rising challenges in the church and the world are perhaps even more necessary now than when the book was published in 1923. Christians today must heed Machen’s clarion call to steer clear of compromise and to stand for the faith once for all delivered to the saints (Jude 3).
We’re live from our 2023 Winter Conference, Machen’s Christianity and Liberalism: 100 Years Later. Watch now as we look back to Machen’s life and work, his hope in the power of the gospel, and his prayer that a new Reformation would “burst forth once more in God’s good time.”
Morning Sessions:
● Machen as Minister of the Gospel by John Tweeddale
● Machen and His Book by Stephen Nichols
Machen was ahead of his own time. I am astonished by what he uncovered was going on before it started happening.
Starts at 10:06
What a Blessings…. Really Enjoy this great conference.. in CHRIST JESUS.
Thank you for your teaching us the Truth of God's Word.
I’ve been trying to get a hold on my confusion about Christian. Thanks to your ministry now I know why. I stand with your ministry.
Excellent winter conference!
How did Machen resolve his racist idea regarding not agreeing for blacks to be at Princeton?
There's far more to Machen than that flaw. And flaw it was. We must consider the period in history, the individual life experiences, etc. of the person in question. Life in this world is multi-layered. Would it be fair of me to discount any good that may have been derived from the work of MLK because he was an adulterer?
@Tabitha Dorcas Thank you for responding to my question but WOW! I did not expect this response. I merely wanted to know if Machen had a change of heart at some point. I had no intention of condemning him since racism is not the only sin Christians struggle with and sanctification is a gradual process.
Anyway, thank you for responding. God bless you.
@Elsie Nelson Please forgive me for assuming too much. That was wrong of me. This type of communication is good in many ways: quick, covering many miles, etc. But it's really impersonal isn't it? Please pardon me.
@Tabitha Dorcas Thanks Tabitha. All is well; no hard feelings. Blessings to you.
@Elsie Nelson I just received this? Anyway, no pardon necessary, no offense taken.