William Booth said that “faith and works should travel side by side, step answering to step, like the legs of a person…
Faith · Obedience · Discipleship
Booth
Quote
traditional / common preaching illustration
There is a line often used in preaching: “In the matter of truth there is no neutral ground. You are either for it or against it. Silence in the face of error is itself a form of agreement.” The statement is blunt, almost uncomfortable. It refuses the modern preference for endless open-mindedness that never lands anywhere. When the church begins to treat core convictions as optional or private, this kind of reminder becomes necessary again.
How you’d preach it
Short and sharp for moments when the culture’s claim of neutrality needs to be challenged. Pair it with a passage that calls for clear allegiance.