All God’s giants have been weak men, who did great things for God because they believed that God would be with them.
– Hudson Taylor –
God’s Will
April 16, 2015
There are many of us that are willing to do great things for the Lord, but few of us are willing to do little things.
– DL Moody –
April 12, 2015
You must GO forward on your knees.
– J. Hudson Taylor –
March 12, 2015
The deepest need that you and I have in weakness and adversity is not quick relief, but the well-grounded confidence that what is happening to us is part of the greatest purpose of God in the universe – the glorification of the grace and power of his Son—the grace and power that bore Him to the cross and kept him there until the work of love was done.
February 8, 2015
I’d rather be in the heart of Africa in the will of God than on the throne of England out of the will of God.
– David Livingstone –
February 1, 2015
God did not save us to make us happy, He saved us to make us holy.
– Dr. Jerry Benjamin –
December 12, 2014
Most Christians don’t hear God’s voice because we’ve already decided we aren’t going to do what He says.
– AW Tozer –
November 2, 2014
If your ministry is full of Christ, it is a ministry that God can bless. “Oh,” said a Brother to me, only today, speaking of a certain minister, “I could not hear him, for there is nothing of Christ in his sermons.” Where there is nothing of Christ, Brothers and Sisters, there is nothing of unction, nothing of savor—and a man is quite right not to attend such a ministry as that. Leave Christ out of your preaching and you have taken the milk from the children! You have taken the strong meat from the men. But if your objective as a teacher or preacher is to glorify Christ and to lead men to love Him and trust Him, why, that is the very work upon which the heart of God, Himself, is set! The Lord and you are pulling together—and God the Holy Spirit can set His seal to a work like that! Is it not a marvelous thing that we should be workers together with God?
– Charles Spurgeon –
October 8, 2014
Get into the habit of saying, “Speak, Lord,” and life will become a romance.
– Oswald Chambers –