Take heart…O ye saints, and be strong; your cause is good, God himself espouseth your quarrel, who has appointed you His own Son, general of the field, called ‘the Captain of our salvation,’ He shall lead you on with courage and bring you off with honor.
Read MoreLord, I feel my heart to be weak and prone to wander. My affections are often scattered to the ends of the earth. “Unite my heart to fear Thy name.” Concentrate every thought, every desire, in Thyself, as the one object of attraction.
Read MoreHoliness is the very essence of our identity as believers. Holy is what we are, who we are, and what we become progressively as we pursue holiness on a daily basis. This effort on our part is what Paul called “perfecting holiness in the fear of God” (2 Corinthians 7:1).
Read MoreGod's love is always the same, like himself, without variableness. Though he hides his face, still he rests in his love. For, God did not love you, choose you and call you, for any good he saw in you—but he loved you, and viewed you in Christ.
Read MoreI wonder many times that ever a child of God should have a sad heart, considering what their Lord is preparing for them.
Read MoreHe who took our debt has now delivered himself from it by dying on the cross. His new life, now that he has risen from the dead, is a life free from legal claim, and it is the token to us that we whom he represented are free also.
Read MoreWar is not an isolated and separate spiritual problem and religious problem. It is just a part and an expression of the one great central problem of sin.
Read MoreLooking unto Jesus…Only three words, but in those three words is the whole secret of life.
Read MoreLord, be Thou my King this day! Reign more absolutely in me than ever before. Let the increase of Thy government be continual and mighty in me, so that Thy name may be glorified in me now and forever.
Read MoreThe lessons is one of deep importance: the only humility that is really ours is not that which we try to show before God in prayers, but that which we carry out, in our ordinary conduct. The insignificances of daily life are the tests of eternity because they prove what really is the spirit that possesses us.
Read MoreHe that searches the hearts of sinners died for them. His eye alone had searched their hearts; ay, was searching at the time He came. He knew what was in men; yet He did not abhor them on that account—He died for them.
Read MoreWeakness characterized Gideon, Paul, and every believer before or since. Even so, by living upon the realities of God by faith, every believer receives all he or she needs to obey God in the present moment.
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