The Offense of the Cross

By H. K. Underwood

Introduction: How is the cross made inoffensive?

I. When we weaken in our stand for convictions because they are distasteful to the worldly-minded.

II. When we attempt to refine the cross with gloss and sentimental show.

III. When we depict the cross without the Christ.

IV. When we remove the cross from the center of hope and redemption.

V. When we conceal the stark tragedy of the cross.

VI. When the cross does not mean our holiness.

H. K. Underwood, The Emmanuel Herald

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