But what we have to realize is that the devil can do no more than what we allow him to do. This generation is not concerned about denominations. I think this generation is hungry for God. This generation that we're serving right now and living in is a group of people that really doesn't care about the name over your door. They want to know if you're preaching the word and if God is in the house and if it is real.
People are hungry for that.
People are hungry for God's word. Because we are dealing with human lives, with the dignity of how people are treated, whether it has to do with their working conditions or an issue like abortion. When the government doesn't ask the church to be involved, then we are in trouble. I wanted people who preach the word of God and who were thinking about the future of Christianity and about the church's role in our communities. The information you receive online from The Macon Telegraph is protected by the copyright laws of the United States.