No where in scripture can I find Jesus, apostle, disciple, or a old time prophet preach or witness to sinners "God loves you".
Jesus may not have said this in words, but he sure said it by his actions.
When he met a Samaritan woman by a well, did he say "you have had 5 husbands and are living with someone you're not married to; you will burn in hell unless you repent?" No. He Talked to her, revealed to her that he was the Messiah and spoke to her about the Holy Spirit.
When they brought to him a woman who had been caught in the act of committing adultery, did he say "you're going to hell for breaking one of the commandments" and then tell people to obey the law and stone her to death? No. He told the crowd that the person who had never sinned at all should throw the first stone. He did tell her to sin no more, but
refused to condemn her.
When he met people who were blind, deaf, had leprosy or were paralysed, did he say "you are like this because you have sinned; it's God's way of telling you to repent?" No; he healed them. He sometimes said, "your sins are forgiven", but not always. Sometimes he didn't speak of sin at all; he just healed. People praised God, and some put their faith in him, because of his miracles - he showed the power of God, and his love and care for people.
Jesus was a Hellfire preacher.
You must have a different Bible to me, then.
We need more Hellfire preachers in America.
I can't comment on that.
Because we know their are way too many sissy preachers who like to tickle ears.
Really?
Have you ever done a survey, to find out how people respond to preachers; whether they are convicted by "hellfire" sermons, or respond better to those that speak of God's love, grace, care and mercy?
Sounds to me like you are condemning preachers who don't preach as you believe they should - almost like they are saying "what kind of sermon will make us popular?" and delivering that?
In my experience, if you say to someone "you are a sinner", they will almost always think, "no I'm not" -
their definition of sin being murder, or the like. You need to preach God's holiness, how no one can ever be good enough to earn his love and reach his high standards, and then tell the Good News - that he sent Jesus for them.