John MacArthur
God gives us His grace in the hour we need it. If we worry about the future now, we double our pain without having the grace to deal with it.
John MacArthur
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John MacArthur
God gives us His grace in the hour we need it. If we worry about the future now, we double our pain without having the grace to deal with it.
John MacArthur
Randy Smith
A true confrontation with the living God is a direct confrontation with His holiness. And when we really understand His holiness we are never more convinced of our sinfulness. We instinctively know that sin cannot remain in His presence without being judged. And that is the most fearful thing we can ever imagine and that is what draws us to Christ for refuge.
Randy Smith
John MacArthur
We are living in an anxiety-ridden culture. And the amazing thing about it is this is the most indulged, the most lavish society ever, this is the most comfortable society ever, this is the society that has the most but it seems to be the most angst-ridden, anxious, stressed out, panicked culture ever. We have a massive medical world that exists to do nothing but help people with stress. No worry goes unnamed. No worry goes undefined. No worry goes uncataloged. No worry goes undiagnosed. And no worry goes unmedicated. They just go unrelieved. People live with anxiety. They live with worry. They live with stress. But it’s so common that we don’t even talk about eliminating it. The term is “to manage it.” You take a course, go to a seminar, listen to a lecture, buy a tape on stress management like it was a baseball team, needed a manager, or a production line. Then Jesus comes along and says, “I’m not going to teach you how to manage your stress, I’ll eliminate it.”
John MacArthur
Randy Smith
We often think wisdom is demonstrated by speaking many words; however according to the Bible wisdom is often shown by our silence. Wisdom is the application of knowledge leading to God’s glory and a life of blessings.
Randy Smith
Une impasse n'est que la fin de votre route si vous ne faites pas demi-tour. Trop de gens perdent inutilement du temps et de l'énergie à essayer de trouver un moyen de traverser une rue sans issue. Arrêtez-vous, faites demi-tour et demandez à Dieu de vous indiquer la direction à suivre pour arriver là où vous alliez au départ. Recalculez !
Katherine Walden
Don't waste time and energy by trying to break through a dead end. Ask God for directions and keep moving.
A dead-end is only the end of your road if you fail to turn around. Too many people needlessly waste time and energy trying to find a way across a dead-end street. Stop, turn around, and ask God for directions to get to where you were going in the first place. Recalculate!
Katherine Walden
John MacArthur
[Jesus] is not under anyone but God, and He is in perfect agreement with God, as God. He has authority… He has absolute unilateral authority to do whatever He will, whenever He wills, with whomever or whatever He wills… Jesus never in His earthly life asked permission to do anything. Never. He never sought it from any normal channels in His ministry… No matter what it was, there was no authority to whom Jesus went. He quoted no rabbi. He had permission from no Sanhedrin. He had no rabbinical council to which He was answerable. He was not ordained in the appropriate way that all teachers and rabbis were ordained. And nor was His theology checked and signed off on by the Sanhedrin. And He teaches without any connection to any prior mentor or rabbi, and without credentials, and without ordination, which could only be given by the Sanhedrin. Jesus was His own authority. He spoke prophetically. He spoke truly. He rightly interpreted the Old Testament Scripture. He spoke the true Word of God. They even admitted that. He forgave sin. He healed sick people. He raised the dead. He cast out demons. And He did it without ever seeking permission from anyone.
John MacArthur
Oswald Chambers, My Utmost for His Highest, 1935, Dévotion pour le 20 novembre.
Sanctification is simply the marvelous expression of the forgiveness of sins in a human life, but the thing that awakens the deepest well of gratitude in a human being is that God has forgiven sin.
Oswald Chambers, My Utmost for His Highest, 1935, Devotion for November 20.
Thomas a Kempis
Realize that you must lead a dying life; the more a man dies to himself, the more he begins to live unto God.
Thomas a Kempis
Jerry Bridges
The person who fears God seeks to live all of life to the glory of God... All the activities of life should be pursued with the aim of glorifying God.
Jerry Bridges
The one who spends the most time with Christ is the one who becomes most like Him. Author Unknown
John Ortberg
The most frequent promise in the Bible is "I will be with you."
John Ortberg
Walter Chantry, The Shadow of the Cross – Studies in Self-Denial, 1981, p. 39
Self-denial corrects two evil tendencies ever attacking Christian ethics. There is a tendency to give more attention to outward standards than to the inward state of the heart. And there is a tendency to be strict with others and lenient with oneself… These two dragons are slain by the sword of self-denial when their heads appear in the land of Christian liberty.
Walter Chantry, The Shadow of the Cross – Studies in Self-Denial, 1981, p. 39
Charles H. Spurgeon
I have now concentrated all my prayers into one, and that one prayer is this, that I may die to self, and live wholly to Him.
Charles H. Spurgeon
John Piper
What is necessary is that we have a renewed mind, that is so shaped and so governed by the revealed will of God in the Bible, that we see and assess all relevant factors with the mind of Christ, and discern what God is calling us to do.
John Piper
The Bible is meant to be bread for daily use, not just cake for special occasions. Author Unknown
The Christian is more formed from his trials than from his enjoyments. William Jay