“The same attention is given to
the guilty, that's given to the innocent. I wish Christians were that way. A
gun battle takes place—a criminal and a police officer—that criminal is shot
in the gun battle, and so is the police officer. They both are critically
wounded. The paramedics come. They give the same attention to that criminal,
that they give to that police officer. Why? It's not their job to help the
innocent wounded, it's their job to help the wounded. Sometimes they'll put
a man in the hospital room, have an armed guard at his door, and have
doctors on the inside trying to save his life. Do you know why, because the
medical profession is not the judicial profession. You'll never hear a
better statement than that! I wish Christians were like that... THE MEDICAL
PROFESSION IS NOT THE JUDICIAL PROFESSION! The medical profession is given
to the healing of bodies—all bodies—self-inflicted wounds, as well as
others-inflicted wounds! I wish Christians were like that.”
—Pastor Jack Hyles,
a beautiful quote from the Christ-honoring sermon titled, “The
Hurting Sinner Hurts Just As Much As The Hurting Saint.”
