Welcome to my Personal Blog - I am a Servant of Jesus, Husband to Emily, Buckeye from Ohio, Blogger, Fisherman, & Rebel son. Undergraduate work from Word of Life Bible Institute and Baptist Bible College. Graduate work from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. I Blog regularly at Logos’s Calvin 500 blog, Reformation Heritage Books and here at Gospel-Centered Musings. A member of The Evangelical Theological Society and the North American Fishing Club. I live in Bel Air Maryland with my wife Emily.
I was there when Lawson preached this message… I’ll never forget it. Besides getting the most laughs for his Osteen impression, he blew everyone away with his bold proclamation of truth (I think I saw dust fly off the pulpit when he slammed his hand down)… the only standing ovation of the conference (besides honoring MacArthur’s 40 years in ministry); all glory to Christ our King, of course.
While I applaud Lawson’s (much needed) critique of Osteen’s vague stance on the exclusivity of the gospel message, I couldn’t help but feel uncomfortable and frustrated with his mocking tone.
Proclaim and defend the truth, yes, but do so with charity.
I love this clip. Lawson rocks.
I was there when Lawson preached this message… I’ll never forget it. Besides getting the most laughs for his Osteen impression, he blew everyone away with his bold proclamation of truth (I think I saw dust fly off the pulpit when he slammed his hand down)… the only standing ovation of the conference (besides honoring MacArthur’s 40 years in ministry); all glory to Christ our King, of course.
While I applaud Lawson’s (much needed) critique of Osteen’s vague stance on the exclusivity of the gospel message, I couldn’t help but feel uncomfortable and frustrated with his mocking tone.
Proclaim and defend the truth, yes, but do so with charity.
“That the gospel is the power of God unto salvation.” What a statement! So true.