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Greg Gordon interview: What does genuine revival look like?
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Greg Gordon : Worldly Saints
Since the inception of the Church, the Gospel of Christ preached with the requirements of repentance and discipleship. Presently, the “High-Calling in Christ Jesus,” has never been offered at such a low level. Forgiveness without repentance, discipleship without obedience, salvation...

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Greg Gordon : Worldliness Is Wrong! Dear Church
The world is too much amongst us! God has called his church to be separate from the world. “Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye seperate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you.” God desires a Church that is “perfecting holiness in the fear of God...

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Greg Gordon : Why The Church Of America Is Failing
Leonard Ravenhill said 20 years ago: “We are on the edge of disaster, we on the edge of wrath.” Oh to realize how close we are to the judgement of God in America and Canada. The last words of Jesus Christ to His Church included the indictment: ‘I know thy works’ seven times! I know thy works...

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Greg Gordon : Where Is Thy God, O Christian?
Many people believe there is no need for revival in our day. Yet those that claim this are in most cases of the most apathetic in the church and have not shed a tear for the lost millions that will spend a eternity apart from God. Tearless, Passionless, Burdenless are most that do...

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Greg Gordon : Warning A Wicked And Perverse Generation
A wicked and perverse generation seeks after a sign. A carnal, lukewarm, lax, unbelieving Church sits back and demands of God the supernatural to give value to His credibility. The spotless bride often looks more like a self-absorbed whore. Dennis E. Green said: “We feast on the...

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Greg Gordon : Tribulation Coming To America?
As Christians we are not free from tribulation and persecution. The Scripture says: “Yea, and all that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution.” There is a teaching and way of living in modern American Christianity that says: “I will not suffer.” Suffering in some...

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Greg Gordon : Today’s Synthetic Gospel
Where is the power of Edwards? or Whitefield? Where is a modern day Wesley or Spurgeon? To put it in another way, where is the message that these men preached with divine authority? The gospel message that they preached was full of God, throbbing with God, God was the gospel. They...

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Greg Gordon : Three Great Awakenings In America
America as a nation has experienced many moves of the Spirit of God in her history. These times of “religious excitement” and revival are times when God draws near to His people and there is a “special” tangible sense of His working in the midst of men. This is nothing new but apostolic...

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Greg Gordon : The Prayer Meeting Is Dead!
As we look to the biblical account of the book of Acts we see the striking theme of prayer throughout its testimony. We see in it apostolic prayer that depends on God that is desperate before God. The Church was founded in prayer, it began at a prayer meeting in the upper room in Jerusalem...

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Greg Gordon : The Judgement Seat of Christ
The preaching of the judgement seat of Christ is the most neglected topic in Christian preaching in our day. Nothing is more sobering, nothing is more terrifying. When Noah Webster the famous linguistic was asked what was the most profound thought that ever came into his mind...

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