"The apostle Paul recognized the changing social conditions of his day, and resolved that he would become " all things to all men" in order that he might "save some." (1 Cor.9:22)
He moved amid the luxury and splendor of Ephesus, Corinth, and Rome, but never did he borrow the sensational and the artificial through which to present the wonders of the cross of Christ.
By daily death to the things of the world, his spiritual perception was undimmed, and an overwhelming passion for souls controlled him."
L.K.Dickson MinistryMagazine 10/1928
But this suggestive elasticity of his methods did not involve any change in his themes of gospel preaching.
By daily death to the things of the world, his spiritual perception was undimmed, and an overwhelming passion for souls controlled him."
L.K.Dickson MinistryMagazine 10/1928