Sin brings separation from the one source of life. So, whether a temporary separation from the face of God for the believer or an ongoing and eventually eternal separation for the unrepentant sinner, do not be deceived—sin brings death!
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Comparatively few who occasionally read the Bible are aware of the awe-inspiring and worship-provoking grandeur of the divine character.
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The eye is not satisfied with seeing: it is but wearied with looking on divers objects, and yet still desires new ones; but once admit it to that glorious sight of Christ, and then it rests fully satisfied.
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Is the God you know the God of the Bible? Descriptions of God in Scripture may not match the image of God in the modern mind.
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You have made us for yourself, and our heart is restless till it finds rest in you.
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In a way inconceivable to us, but consistent with his supreme dignity and perfection of happiness and glory, he still feels for his people.
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Sure I am, if ye knew what were before you, or if ye saw but some glances of it, ye would with gladness swim through the present floods of sorrow, spreading forth your arms out of desire to be at land.
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Now you have thought of God's "holy child Jesus" as a little baby, and as twelve years old in the temple, but did you ever think of Him as being exactly your own age? that He was once really just as old as you are this very day?
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It appears, then, that rendering to God the things that are God’s, implies consecrating to his service, our souls, our bodies, our time, our knowledge, our possessions and our influence.
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eparating from your church family should be painful. It should be hard. Staying committed should be our default position. It may be time to leave a church, but make sure you leave in the right way. If we can’t leave with a clear conscience, it may be that we need to stay.
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We have an encouragement which never fails. The love of the bleeding Saviour constrains us. The Spirit is given to them that believe; and that almighty agent has one argument that moves us continually—the love of Christ.
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Consider for whom Jesus came. Was it to His friends? No! He came for sinful man—who had defaced His image, and abused His love, and rebelled against Him! Yet He came to man, resolving to conquer our obstinacy with His kindness.
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