Salvation

November 12, 2012

The whole purpose of the Redemption is to give back to man the original source of life, and in a regenerated man this means “Christ . . . formed in you.”  Am I willing that the old disposition should be crucified with Christ?  If I am, Jesus Christ will take possession of me and will baptize me into His life until I bear a strong family likeness to Him.  It is a lonely path, a path of death, but it means ultimately being “presenced with Divinity.”  The Christian life does not take its pattern from good men, but from God Himself, that is why it is an absolutely supernormal life all through.

 – Oswald Chambers –

November 10, 2012

Your new birth puts God into action in you.  It lets all of God loose, clothed with the redeemed humanity of your own flesh and blood as a forgiven sinner, so that at last you become a normal human being as Jesus was.

– Ian Thomas –
The Indwelling Life, p26

November 9, 2012

The Cross in actual history is the point where the real Presence of God enters human history; and the point where the real Presence of God enters human life is the moment of absolute surrender, not of religious sentiment.  The first step to sacramental discipleship is the crowning of Jesus as Lord.

– Oswald Chambers –

November 3, 2012

The purpose of God isn’t to save us from Hell. The purpose of God is to make us like Christ.

– AW Tozer –

October 30, 2012

The only answer to hell fire is Holy Spirit fire.

– Leonard Ravenhill –

October 26, 2012

Many people see salvation only as deliverance from judgment; they have not seen that salvation is also deliverance from self.

– Watchman Nee –

October 13, 2012

Many people see salvation only as deliverance from judgment; they have not seen that salvation is also deliverance from self.

– Watchman Nee –

September 27, 2012

If there is any trouble in your heart, if you are in darkness, or in the power of sin, I bring to you the Son of God, with the promise that He will come in and take charge.

– Andrew Murray –
from his book Master’s Indwelling 

September 26, 2012

The more I look at the sufferings of the Son of God, the more sure I am that they must meet my case. Why did He suffer, if not to turn aside the penalty from us?

– Charles Spurgeon –