Christian Life

May 14, 2012

I am recklessly pursuing the high calling of being like Jesus. This is my truest joy and highest passion. To be lost in Him is my soul’s desire!

– Ben Zornes –

May 13, 2012

A cheap Christianity, without a cross, will prove in the end a useless Christianity, without a crown.

– JC Ryle –

May 12, 2012

You need not to know much about Heaven—it is where Christ is, and that is Heaven enough for us.

– CH Spurgeon –

May 11, 2012

Christ Jesus is my life! (Colossians 3:4)
Would you stubbornly, purposefully, emphatically, and aggressively live like this today with me?

– Jeremiah Bolich –

May 10, 2012

All professing Christians should examine themselves and try their own state. It is not those outside the churches where the dead are to be found; there are only too many inside our churches, and close to our pulpits—too many on the benches, and too many in the pews. The land is like the valley in Ezekiel’s vision, “full of bones, very many, and very dry.” (Ezek. 37:2) There are dead souls in all our parishes, and dead souls in all our streets. There is hardly a family in which all live to God; there is hardly a house in which there is not someone dead. Oh, let us all search and look at home! Let us prove our own selves. Are we alive or dead?

– JC Ryle –

May 9, 2012

If the Lord fails me at this time, it will be the first time.

– George Müller –

May 8, 2012

Peace of conscience, liberty of heart, the sweetness of abandoning ourselves in the hands of God, the joy of always seeing the light grow in our hearts, finally, freedom from the fears and insatiable desires of the times, multiply a hundredfold the happiness which the true children of God possess in the  midst of their crosses, if they are faithful.

– Francois Fenelon –
in Christian Perfection 

May 7, 2012

Anyone can do the possible; add a bit of courage and zeal and some may do the phenomenal; only Christians are obliged to do the impossible.

– AW Tozer –
from Warfare of the Spirit, page 12

May 6, 2012

Real gold fears no fire!

– Randy Alcorn –
from his book Safely Home