Moody Declines Debate Urging Action to Save Drunkards
D L Moody refuses to debate secularists arguing for Christian action over discussion. He cites personal faith and concrete outreach to the lost in New York as the path to reform.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1898
Page
6
D L Moody refuses to debate secularists arguing for Christian action over discussion. He cites personal faith and concrete outreach to the lost in New York as the path to reform.
A Civil War vignette follows the soldier known as Goosy, brave and haunted, who saves the regimental colors at a critical Virginia moment, while later account recalls the torpedo boat tragedy near Charleston and the perilous ironies of war.
The British Weekly argues that modern sermons often end with a trivial flourish rather than direct meaningful application. It urges continuous, explicit application to convert souls and sustain a purposeful, impassioned preaching craft.
The excerpt urges daily quiet reflection to align our will with Christ's and strengthen steadfastness through trials. It emphasizes disciplined contact with the divine will, ongoing guidance, and the Lord’s protection as believers endure life’s storms.
The account details Captain Wolseley leading a storming party to seize the messhouse held by rebels, then breaking through to the Moti Mahal with sappers help. Despite orders to take only the messhouse, Wolseley pressed the advance, routing defenders and expelling the enemy from the Moti Mahal, prompting debate on improvised initiative and promotion worth.
Reports say a well known Atlanta family hotel closed due to creditors. Guests awoke to a posted notice reading God be with you till we meet again as the proprietor departed in the night. The sudden departure surprised patrons and left questions about the hotel’s future.
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