Author Archives: The Town Crier Outlet

Jacob noticed that Laban’s attitude toward him was not what it had been. Then the Lord said to Jacob, “GO BACK to the land of your fathers and to your relatives, and I will be with you.”…If the God of my father, the God … Continue reading →

Part 1 refers to Charles Finney’s Lectures on Systematic Theology. Part 3 refers to Leonard Ravenhill’s Why Revival Tarries. Part 4 preaches against the overly simplified Four Spiritual Laws tract by Campus Crusade for Christ (8:00). He refers to Watchman … Continue reading →

Hell walks the earthHis name is painI swear to God I’ve seen himHe’s no stranger to meI know him well I’ll write your name into the starsWe all have Hell at our backs ready to take usSalvation for these many … Continue reading →

Shut up!Don’t say another word!I know what you areAnd I know what you do Lying is the name of the game in processLying is the name of the game you playLying is the name of the game in processLying is … Continue reading →

I tell you the truthNo one can enter the kingdomUnless he is born againUnless he is born again (John 3:3)How can this be (John 3:4) People give life to theirChildren but only God’sSpirit can make youInto a child of God … Continue reading →

Like a foolish dreamer, trying to build a highway to the skyAll my hopesWould come tumbling down, and I never knew just whyUntil today, when You pulled away the cloudsThat hung like curtains on my eyesWell, I’ve been blindAll these … Continue reading →

The Catholic Church had corrupt popes in medieval times, but they also had St. Francis of Assisi; the Lutheran Church started off on fire for God until Luther turned antisemitic; Richard Baxter had a fruitful Puritan publishing ministry while strangely … Continue reading →

We also speak of these things, not in words taught or supplied by human wisdom, but in those taught by the Spirit, combining and interpreting spiritual thoughts with spiritual words [for those being guided by the Holy Spirit]. But the natural [unbelieving] man does not accept the things … Continue reading →