Read the Bible carefully, and then meditate and meditate and meditate.
– Charles Spurgeon –
Bible – The Word
Claiming Bible Verses – Eric Metaxas
Another version of the “Prosperity Gospel” or “Name It and Claim It” teaching has to do with finding a verse in the Bible and then “claiming” that verse. Proponents of this thinking believe that God must fulfill his promise to us in whatever verse we are “claiming”… We need to have faith in what the Bible says, but we have to be careful that we aren’t trying to force God to do what we want. That is arrogance rather than humility. God loves us, but we cannot demand things of him as though our faith is in charge rather than God.
– Eric Metaxas –
The mightiest prayers … – Herbert Lockyer
The mightiest prayers are often those drenched with the Word of God.
– Herbert Lockyer –
Read the Bible first – JC Ryle
Whatever you read, read the Bible first. Beware of bad books: there are plenty in this day. Take heed what you read.
– JC Ryle –
Fast food or banquet? – Woodrow Kroll
Don’t settle for fast food when you can feast at God’s banquet.
– Woodrow Kroll –
Find God each morning – John Bunyan
He who runs from God in the morning will scarcely find him the rest of the day.
– John Bunyan –
The Greatest Act of Faith – Paul Washer
You ask me, “What’s the greatest act of faith?” To me is to look in the mirror of God’s Word, and see all my faults, all my sins, all my shortcomings and to believe that God loves me exactly as He says He does.
– Paul Washer –
Satan’s greatest weapon – AW Tozer
Satan’s greatest weapon is man’s ignorance of God’s Word.
– AW Tozer –
from A Man of God
True Bible Readers – Charles Spurgeon
True Bible-readers never find it wearisome. They like it least who know it least, and they love it most who read it most.
– Charles Spurgeon –