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David Spagnola: The Third Watch – Dangers, Toils and Snares
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Mary welcomes author and watchman David Spagnola to talk about what we need to heed in this late hour regarding the church. The "third watch" of the night in the Bible represented a specific military guard shift and symbolized alertness, readiness and things that go bump in the deep night. As a church, David warns us in his book, "The Silent Pulpit" of the dangers, toils and snares of the times we live in, specifically things preachers no longer preach. As a watchman, he exposes the patterns that churches have fallen into, thinking they are simply "doing church" when in reality the slide toward lukewarmness is so far gone, one wonders what the church was ever supposed to look like anymore. David has a love for the church and Bible prophecy and while writing about such things is grievous and sobering, to fail to warn the church is to be a watchmen that has fallen asleep on his or her shift. And at this point, it's the late shifts that are the most difficult.
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