GOD HAS A REMEDY
Seekers and inquirers have often voiced this deep question of concern: “Why does God forgive?” and “How does God forgive sin?”
View MoreSeekers and inquirers have often voiced this deep question of concern: “Why does God forgive?” and “How does God forgive sin?”
View MoreThe spiritual giants of old were those who at some time became acutely conscious of the presence of God.
View MoreOnly a person with a perfect knowledge of mankind could have dared to set forth the terms of discipleship that our Lord Jesus Christ expects of His followers.
View MoreOne of the strange things under the sun is a “cross-less” Christianity.
View MoreOur motives in the Christian life should be both right and genuine. God is the Faithful One.
View MoreWhat can we do but pray for the throngs of defiant men and women who believe that their humanistic view of life is all-sufficient?
View MoreI dare to say that Christians who have genuinely come to love and trust Jesus Christ have also renounced this world and have chosen a new model after which to pattern their lives. Further, we should say that this is the aspect of the Christian life that most people do not like. They want comfort. They want blessing. They want peace. But they recoil from this radical, revolutionary break with the world. To follow Christ in this rough and thorough-going way is too much for them! Actually, the true Christian dissents from the world because he knows that it cannot make good on its promises. As Christ’s believing disciple, he is not left without a “norm” to which he seeks to be adjusted. The Lord Jesus Christ is Himself the norm, the ideally perfect model; and the worshiping soul yearns to be like Him. Indeed, the whole drive behind the Christian life is the longing to be conformed to the image of Christ!
View MoreI consider it a good sign that some people are still asking questions like these in our churches: “What should happen in a genuine conversion to Christ?” and “What should a man or woman feel in the transaction of the new birth?” If I am asked, my answer is this: “There ought to be a real and genuine cry of pain!” That is why I am not impressed with the kind of evangelism that tries to invite people into the fellowship of God by signing a card. There should be a birth within, a birth from above.
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