Prophet & Priest

De: Paul Dugas

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Is the modern pulpit in crisis? Are ministers losing their voice in a world of compromise and distraction?

In this powerful and unyielding book, the author contends that the church is in peril because pastors have stepped down from their highest calling—that of the prophet. He argues that a dangerous shift has occurred, where the thundering voice of the truth-teller has been replaced by the soothing demeanor of the ceremonial priest.

This is more than a critique; it's an urgent call for every minister to return to the foundational work of prayer and preaching. The author masterfully demonstrates that the "secret" to true revival is not found in emotional spectacle, new methods, or charismatic personality, but in the power of a "living sermon" hot off the altar of God.

Inside, you will discover:

• The Prophetic Calling: Understand the profound difference between a prophet who speaks for God's Word and a priest who merely presides over ceremonies.

• The Dangers of Compromise: See how prioritizing numerical growth and popularity leads to a neglect of foundational doctrine and a spiritually weak congregation.

• Lessons from History: Learn from the explosive revivals of George Whitefield and the Cane Ridge Camp Meeting, and uncover the secret to Jonah's power that turned a city of one million to repentance.

• The Making of a Prophet: Find out what it truly takes to prepare a "living, breathing sermon" and why personal integrity and dedicated study are non-negotiable.

• The Unfinished Task: Be challenged to abandon the comforts of the world and the allure of worldly success to become an "unpredictable prophet" dedicated to completing God’s work.

The Prophet and the Priest is a must-read for ministers, aspiring preachers, and anyone burdened by the spiritual state of the church. If you are ready to forsake the comfort of the "priest" and step up to the challenge of the "prophet," this book will light a fire in your soul and empower you to stand tall, unashamedly declaring the whole counsel of God.