The sum of all this is that the death and blood-shedding of Jesus Christ has wrought, and effectually procures, for all those who are concerned, eternal redemption. That consists in grace here, and glory hereafter.
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The life of discipleship is to be shaped principally by Jesus’ commands—not by some of them, or even most of them, but by “all” of them.
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You might read the Word and seem to understand it very fully, yet, if you are not in the habit of waiting continually upon God, you will make little progress in the divine life.
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If pastors are not willing to serve, then they are not fit ministers of God’s people.
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Oh, for a heart to love God more, to hate sin more, to walk more closely with God.
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Let the kingdom of thy grace come into our hearts, that they may be the temples of the Holy Ghost. Let no iniquity have dominion over us.
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Let present privilege awaken us to present duty, and now, while life lasts, let us spend and be spent for our sweet Lord Jesus.
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Freedom is not the liberty to do what we want but the liberty to do what God wants.
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Men fast, pray, watch, suffer. They intend to appease the wrath of God and to deserve God's grace by their exertions. But there is no glory in it for God.
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When we consider the doctrine of justification, it is helpful to think in terms of five key biblical truths.
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For the sake of Christ and His church, may we be found faithful in our commitment to the inspiration, authority, sufficiency, and perspicuity of Scripture.
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Are we willing to give up ourselves to the will of God without reservation?
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