Jim George
The more you manifest a servant’s heart in all you do, the more of an impact you’ll have on people’s lives.
Jim George
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Jim George
The more you manifest a servant’s heart in all you do, the more of an impact you’ll have on people’s lives.
Jim George
Charlie H. Campbell
We’re not asking people to believe what the Bible says about God, just “because it says so.” No. We want people to believe the Bible because of the wealth of good evidence that has demonstrated the Bible to be trustworthy…hundreds of fulfilled prophecies…thousands of archaeological discoveries…numerous details in the Bible that have been corroborated by extrabiblical historical sources, and so on.
Charlie H. Campbell
Levi Lusko
When you’re a Christian and you’re going through a great time of difficulty, you will notice that those around you who don’t know Jesus Christ—especially those you’ve shared your faith with before—will lean in extra close. Their ears perk up. They want to see if what you have advertised is going to prove true in the product demonstration. You told them that Jesus is the light of your world. Well, now your power has been cut, and they want to see if you can glow in the dark. You.
Levi Lusko
Dan McCollam
Some people think that putting yourself out there into the world is exalting yourself, but it's not! In fact, it requires humility because we all know how painful it can actually be. It's pride to not be vulnerable with your creativity. Because creativity is connected to the Divine nature, it is humble, and putting yourself out there is a step into humility. Releasing what's inside you is not pride. It's pride to hold onto it.
Dan McCollam
N. T. Wright
The resurrection gives you a sense of what God wants to do for the whole world....
N. T. Wright
- Le premier phare est la Bible. Dieu ne conduit jamais un croyant dans un chemin contraire à ce qu’il dit dans sa Parole. La première question à se poser est donc celle-ci : “Le chemin que je me propose est-il conforme à ce que la Parole de Dieu enseigne ?”
- Le deuxième phare est la conviction intérieure. Le Seigneur accorde au croyant, par son Esprit et par la prière, une certitude qui s’impose à lui, parfois progressivement. Paisible devant le Seigneur, je dois pouvoir lui demander de m’accompagner. Mais suis-je prêt à accepter de suivre la direction qu’il me montrera ?
- Le troisième feu, ce sont les circonstances de la vie. Quand je vois le deuxième phare aligné avec le premier, je peux avancer car deux points alignés devraient me suffire pour m’indiquer la direction. Cependant, Dieu intervient parfois pour m’aider à y voir clair (Juges 6. 36-40). Ces circonstances ne sont pas mon guide, mais Dieu peut les utiliser pour m’encourager ou m’avertir.
Mais, attention ! N’essayons pas d’inverser les phares : un bateau qui voudrait passer près du troisième phare avant d’avoir aligné sa trajectoire sur les deux premiers ne trouverait pas le chenal du port !
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Cela lui permet d'accomplir sa volonté parfaite quand son omnipotence s'occupe de notre mutabilité."
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Charles Stanley
Any good we do is in response to God's Gifts of salvation, eternal life, and the Holy Spirit – never in order to earn, win, or warrant salvation.
Charles Stanley
John MacArthur
This is a stunning thing to think about. All the people who will spend forever in hell will spend forever there because they will never be able to pay for their sins. And yet Jesus, in three hours, would pay in full for all the sins of all the people who would ever believe. How? Because an infinite amount of wrath can only be absorbed by an infinite person.
John MacArthur
John MacArthur ; Matthieu 1-7, Moody, 1985, p. 53.
The Greek word (metanoeo) behind repent means more than regret or sorrow; it means to turn around, to change direction, to change the mind and will. It does not denote just any change, but always a change from the wrong to the right, away from sin and to righteousness… Repentance involves sorrow for sin, but sorrow that leads to a change of thinking, desire, and conduct of life.
John MacArthur; Matthew 1-7, Moody, 1985, p. 53.
Bryan Chapell, Holiness by Grace, Crossway Books, p. 88.
Repentance that renews precious fellowship with our incomparably wonderful God ultimately furthers our joy. Just as we cannot enter into true repentance without sorrow for our guilt, we cannot emerge from true repentance without joy for our release from shame.
Bryan Chapell, Holiness by Grace, Crossway Books, p. 88.
John MacArthur, Matthieu 8-15, Moody Publishers, 1985, p. 52.
Sin is a transgression of God’s law (1 John 3:4) and defiles His image in man, staining his soul with Satan’s image (John 6:70; 8:44). Sin is hostility and rebellion against God (Lev. 26:27; 1 Tim. 1:9). It is ingratitude toward God (Josh. 2:10-12), is incurable by man himself (Jer. 13:23), affects all men (Rom. 3:23), and affects the total man (Jer. 19:9), body, mind, and spirit. It brings men under the dominion of Satan and the wrath of God (Eph. 2:2-3), and it is so persistent in the heart of man that even the regenerate person needs to continually fight against it (Rom. 7:19). It subjects man to trouble (Job 5:7), emptiness (Rom. 8:20), lack of peace (Isa. 57:21), and to eternal hell if he does not repent (2 Thess. 1:9).
John MacArthur, Matthew 8-15, Moody Publishers, 1985, p. 52.
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Write injuries in sand, kindnesses in marble.
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