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description: Another quality eBook from Chapel Library (active contents and footnotes)Ten Indictments Against the Modern Church is a sermon preached at the Revival Conference in Atlanta in 2008. Paul Washer delivered an urgent appeal to the Christians and churches in North that many have been believing a false gospel and have false assurance of their salvation! He listed ten indictments against the modern church system in America. This is a historical urgent message. Tell others and spread the message! We need a reformation and revival of a Biblical standard!Greg Gordon (Revival Conference Organizer)The two-hour message can be heard in its entirety at www.tenindictments.com.Paul Washer ministered as a missionary in Peru for ten years during which time he founded the HeartCry Missionary Society to support Peruvian church planters. HeartCry (as of November 2010) supports over 100 indigenous missionaries in more than 20 countries throughout Eastern Europe South America Africa Asia and the Middle East. An itinerant preacher Paul also frequently teaches in a new church plant in Radford Virginia. He is the author of The One True A Biblical Study of the Doctrine of God and The Truth about A Biblical Study of the Doctrine of Man. Paul now serves as one of the laborers with the HeartCry Missionary Society (www.heartcrymissionary.com).HeartCry Missionary SocietyPO Box 2309Christiansburg Virginia 24068That Gods Name Be Great Among the Nations! 256 381-7510info@heartcrymissionary.comwww.heartcrymissionary.comThe Ten Indictments are1. A Denial of the Sufficiency of Scripture2. An Ignorance of God3. A Failure to Address Mans Malady4. An Ignorance of the Gospel of Jesus Christ5. An Unbiblical Gospel Invitation6. An Ignorance Regarding the Nature of the Church7. A Lack of Compassionate Church Discipline8. A Silence on Separation9. A Replacement of the Scriptures Regarding the Family10. Pastors Malnourished in the Word of God
language: English
title: Ten Indictments against the Modern Church
publisher: Chapel Library