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I have a few of Mac's N.T. commentaries and a couple of his books in my library. I also have a couple of Comfort's books. But, I don't directly mention these two men in my sermons nor in my Sunday School class that I teach. I didn't know that was a requirement for having theologically sound preaching and teaching. Evangelist, where in the world do you come up with some of the things you post is beyond me.

 

The law convicts. One must recognize he is lost before he can be saved.
The issue of Lordship Salvation may or may not be important depending on where you live. I have no need to preach on a specific issue such as "Lordship Salvation" where I am because there is no one here to make an issue about it. There is no controversy. Why start one?
Salvation is as simple as the Bible tells it. Don't make it difficult.

You should clarify yourself. This has been ambiguous ever since the OP. How can theology be controversial, and how can a church or pastor ignore it. Pastors may have different ways of getting their message across but theology (the study of God) is rarely forsaken. How can it be? What then do they teach? Politics?

Paul told Timothy to "Preach the Word." That is all that is necessary.