Patrick carried the Christian mission into the frontiers of the British Isles—confronting a hostile culture and institutionalized heresy along the way. With this the case, the life of Patrick is a testimony to Great Commission fervor, not to the Irish nationalism most often associated with the saint. As a matter of fact, Freeman points out that Patrick’s love for the Irish was an act of obedience to Jesus’ command to love enemies and to pray for persecutors. Russell Moore
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
What Evangelicals Can Learn From Saint Patrick
What Evangelicals Can Learn From Saint Patrick
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