God’s will and God’s ways are a great mystery, but I know that whatever he wills or permits is of necessity for my good.
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n this final episode on John Newton’s Letters to Mrs. —, Dr. John Snyder explores Newton’s tender counsel to a believer walking through prolonged difficulty.
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Let us not give the impression that serving the God of heaven is a heavy, worthless, and joyless task.
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In this letter, written in 1769, Newton encourages a Christian woman facing health difficulties and spiritual isolation.
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Though you be never so devout, zealous, earnest, and constant in prayer, yet it is in Christ only that you must be heard and accepted.
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God’s love is both merciful and wise, allowing what is necessary to purify, teach, and strengthen His children.
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Having a quiet time with the Lord every day is absolutely essential if you expect to grow spiritually. But you have to plan it. It won’t “just happen.”
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As we draw nearer to God, two things are brought more into focus: his holiness and our sinfulness.
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Through Christ, it is not only possible to know Him in this way, it is also the birthright of every believer.
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This week, we return to our series on Christian letters from history.
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Holy living is a matter of love. How simple this is and yet how profound! Holiness is not the highest form of legalism. Holiness is the highest expression of love.
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This is our final week of previewing studies Media Gratiae has produced through the years.
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