What if prayer was a more automatic reflex in our lives than checking our phones?
– David Platt –
Abiding
August 30, 2014
A Theologian has nothing on a man who has experienced God.
– Paul Washer –
August 29, 2014
The spiritual man habitually makes eternity-judgments instead of time-judgments. By faith he rises above the tug of earth and the flow of time and learns to think and feel as one who has already left the world and gone to join the innumerable company of angels and the general assembly and Church of the First-born which are written in heaven. Such a man would rather be useful than famous and would rather serve than be served. And all this must be by the operation of the Holy Spirit within him. No man can become spiritual by himself. Only the free Spirit can make a man spiritual.
– AW Tozer –
August 14, 2014
The man [or woman] who would know God must spend time with Him.
– AW Tozer –
August 13, 2014
It takes me a long while to realize that God has no respect for anything I bring Him. All He wants from me is unconditional surrender.
– Oswald Chambers –
August 11, 2014
A soul-winner can do nothing without God. He must cast himself on the Invisible, or be a laughing-stock to the devil, who regards with utter disdain all who think to subdue human nature with mere words and arguments.
– Charles Spurgeon –
August 8, 2014
We rush unthinkingly and unpreparedly into God’s presence, without realizing the majesty and glory of the God whom we are approaching, and without reflecting upon the exceeding great riches of his glory in Christ Jesus, which we hope to draw? We must “think magnificently of God.”
– Anonymous –
August 5, 2014
Going to church doesn’t make you a Christian any more than going to the garage makes you a car.
– Laurence J. Peter –
August 1, 2014
He that would be holy must steep himself in the Word, must bask in the sunshine which radiates from each page of revelation … What evil, what enemy within or without is there that can withstand this unconquered and unconquerable Word? Satan’s object at present is to undermine that Word and to disparage its perfection. Let us the more magnify it and the more make constant use of it.
– Horatius Bonar –