Evangelical Christianity in the United States is often characterized by a deep desire to have “Christianity” pervade our culture but not have Christ permeate our being.
– Rich Villodas –
Evangelical Christianity in the United States is often characterized by a deep desire to have “Christianity” pervade our culture but not have Christ permeate our being.
– Rich Villodas –
1 Timothy 6:6 – “Now godliness with contentment is great gain.”
What is godliness? It’s similar to holiness (being set apart for God). It means living in such a way that pleases Him. O Lord, let the aim of my heart be to please You! What is contentment? It means being satisfied with what you have! If we have the Lord, His presence, and His smile … oh it feels so good! All the cracks of a broken life can be filled by Him! What is great gain? It means to make a profit. In this world we always look for an increase, and who would have thought it comes from ABOVE! In Proverbs it says, “The backslider in heart will be filled with his own ways, but a good man will be satisfied from above” (Prov 14:14). O Lord thank You for being my reward in this life, MY EXCEEDINGLY GREAT REWARD! I’m building my life on our relationship and nothing else.
– Charles Ciepiel –
If your goals don’t require God to act, those goals are too trivial.
– Tony Reinke –
The church is the natural soil of theology.
– Herman Bavinck –
Jesus is a bottomless well of sufficiency for every need you have — you will never exhaust His provision, you will never deplete His grace, you will never wear-out His love.
– Dustin Benge –
Never give up in freedom what we would never give up in persecution.
– Underground Church –
from Insanity of God
Because God disciplines those He loves, He will take drastic measures to get our attention if we need to grow up spiritually.
– Crystal McDowell –
Take the words of Jesus and let them become the Supreme Court of the Gospel to you.
– John G. Lake –
No praying … no holiness.
– Greg Gordon –