The Remedy

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 2, 1911

THE remedy for the lack of success on the part of the church to-day is in the revival of old-time gospel preaching. This is the thought expressed by the Western Recorder of February 2:—

The remedy for any apparent lack of success upon the part of our twentieth-century Christianity lies not in the abandonment of our time-honored doctrines, but in a more faithful and vigorous presentation of them. The world's only saving power is the gospel of Christ, and for it there is no substitute. Only he who declares to the people the whole counsel of God may hope for the largest results in his work, and will be able to say, as did Paul, “I am pure from the blood of all men.”