The Work at Zion
Subtitle: a reckoning
By: Phillip A. Ross.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Fairway Press
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Lima, Ohio
Language: eng
Number of pages: 732
Subjects: Bible Exposition; Sermons, American.
Genres: Christian
Other titles: Marking God's Word; Acts of Faith; Informal Christianity; Practically Christian
Description: Two Volumes. 
The Work at Zion is a journal of a spiritual conversion that turned a ministry upside down. This collection of sermons details a preacher's rediscovery of classic, historical, Protestant Christianity in the midst of of apathy and apostasy. The logical conclusion of modern Christianity is brought to a head and set in stark contrast to God's Word.

What is discovered, along with the delusions of "political correctness" and other forms of deconstructed madness, is that the modern church is on a collision course with the Lord of Glory. Spurned by man, the doctrinal heart of the Prostestant Reformation can no longer be ignored.

The future can best be discerned by looking to the past. The history of God's faithful people, inasmuch as that history represents God's eternal truth, provides the only real hope for the future. Come Lord Jesus!
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.