D.C.D. = "Don't Care a Damn" Reprint of Original

Studd, C. T.

Editore: RCB; 44 Pages

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Includes DCD Law & DCD Prayer There are some, maybe many, who after reading this book will say C.T. Studd went too far, that his cross was too heavy to carry and that there is no reason to suffer like that. But the Bible says that if we suffer with Christ, we will rein with Him. There is no doubt that C.T. was serious about D.C.D. and I believe like the Apostle Paul, C.T. said, "All seek their own, and not the things which are Jesus Christ" (Phil 2:21). C.T. did not own anything, he gave it all to Jesus Christ and he believed that all Christians should do the same and live Holy, Godly lives and to be concerned about the eternal welfare of all the world (see Luke 19: 10 and Phil 3:10). C.T. was placed not by man but by God alone as a missionary evangelist. However, he let his needs be known only to God (Eph 4:11). The only gain that C.T. wanted was pleasing his Heavenly Father and to make new Christians. He was content with what he had and he feared covetousness (Heb 13:5 and 15t Tim 6:5). C. T. said, "The training is not that of schools, but of the market, it is the hot free heart and not the balanced head that knocks the devil out!" C.T. stated, "Funds are low again, Hallelujah!" That means God trusts us and is willing to leave his reputation in our hands. C.T. also said, "The best cure for discouragement or qualms is another daring plunge of faith." C.T. also expounded, "If Jesus Christ died for me, then no sacrifice can be too great for me to make for Him.". Codice articolo 2949

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