To save us completely Christ must reverse the bent of our nature; He must plant a new principle within us so that our subsequent conduct will spring out of a desire to promote the honor of God and the good of our fellow men.
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If we look to God in the day of trouble, fear Him as the Lord of hosts (i.e., the One who governs all creatures and commands all the armies of heaven and earth), and rely upon His care and love as a child depends upon His father’s protection, then we will know rest and peace.
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Looking unto Jesus is the epitome of a Christian's happiness, the quintessence of evangelical duties.
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…He would come to the House of the Interpreter, and knocking at the door, he would be shown some valuable lessons. (Editor's note: Bunyan portrays the Interpreter, as an emblem of the Holy Spirit.)
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What the scriptures give us is not an abstract concept of God, such as the philosopher gives us, but puts the very living God before us and lets us see Him in the works of His hands.
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Christ and his Church together review their wilderness-days and praise the Lord.
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God has given each believer and each church instruction regarding the fight against sin. Step back and consider how God’s overarching plans should determine how we wage war against sin in our lives, homes, churches, and world.
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What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.
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May this coming year be one of rich spiritual blessing to your soul…
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Let us see Him who was born King of the Jews, for we by faith can claim an interest in Him, and can sing, “Unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given.”
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It was a great thing for God to make the creature, but not so great as for the Creator himself to become a creature. Many great things were accomplished between the fall of man and the incarnation of Christ: but God becoming man was greater than all. Then, the greatest person was born that ever was or ever will be.
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God's interposition in behalf of man must be a confirmation, not a relaxation of the law; for law cannot change, even as God cannot change or deny Himself.
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