To me there is nothing more terrible for a preacher, than to be in a pulpit alone, without the conscious smile of God.
—Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Revival, 295
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To me there is nothing more terrible for a preacher, than to be in a pulpit alone, without the conscious smile of God.
—Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Revival, 295
Lloyd-Jones protested against the use of the pulpit as what he called “a coward’s castle” into which a man might retreat to vent his spleen on his enemies or simply as a place where he can express his own view.
—Tony Sargent, A Sacred Anointing, 149