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God and Our Peace
The Puritans accomplished astonishing things not because of numbers, but because of conviction—men like Richard Rogers, who when accused of being “too precise,” simply answered, “I serve a precise God.” They believed every word God spoke demanded obedience, and as Christopher Love warned, “If you break God’s law, God will break your peace.” Today millions fill churches, yet the old power is gone; pious sentiment has replaced active, disciplined faith. Modern believers want God to be precise with His blessings while refusing a precise God who commands their lives. Joshua’s fiery warning still…
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