Charles H. Spurgeon
The more you know about Christ, the less you will be satisfied with superficial views of Him.
Charles H. Spurgeon
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Charles H. Spurgeon
The more you know about Christ, the less you will be satisfied with superficial views of Him.
Charles H. Spurgeon
Charles H. Spurgeon
[Throughout the Old Testament] this was always the idea of a sin-offering – that of a perfect victim; without offense on its own account, taking the place of the offender; the transferrence of the offender’s sin to that victim, and that expiation in the person of the victim for the sin done by another.
Charles H. Spurgeon
John Piper
“Love your neighbor as yourself” is not a command to love yourself. It is a command to take your natural, already existing love of self and make it the measuring rod of your love for others. There is not a harder command in the Bible than this one. It means: Want to feed the hungry as much as you want to feed yourself when you get hungry. It means: Want to find your neighbor a job as much as you are glad you have a job. Want to help your fellow student get A’s as much as you want to get A’s. Want to help the person stalled on the freeway as much as you are glad you are not stalled on the freeway. Want to give the poor softball player a chance to play as much as you want to play the whole game. Want to share Christ with your neighbor as much as you are glad you know Christ yourself.
John Piper
Donald S. Whitney, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life, 1991, p. 116.
Serving may be as appreciated as a good testimony in a worship service, but typically it’s as thankless as washing dishes after a church social. Most service, even that which seems the most glamorous, is like an iceberg. Only the eye of God ever sees the larger, hidden part of it.
Donald S. Whitney, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life, 1991, p. 116.
- d’une part le chemin qui mène à Dieu, mais il faut reconnaître que l’on a besoin de sa grâce,
- d’autre part le chemin qui vous en éloigne définitivement. Vous vous imaginez peut-être pouvoir éviter de vous prononcer. Votre choix est alors fait. Vous restez sur le chemin qui mène loin de Dieu, à la mort éternelle. Choisir le bon chemin, c’est choisir la vie, c’est choisir Jésus.
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Mais le chrétien sait qu’il peut aussi parler au Seigneur de ses petits problèmes quotidiens. Nous avons un Dieu très grand, mais pour qui rien n’est trop petit quand il s’agit de ce qui concerne ses enfants sur la terre. Nous ne le fatiguerons jamais. Un petit enfant n’aura pas peur de déranger ses parents pour tailler son crayon, attacher un lacet, ou répondre à ses multiples questions, même si elles sont naïves et formulées dans un langage enfantin. Cherchons le secours de Dieu en priant, en étant convaincus qu’il nous écoute. Parlons-lui de nos besoins, de nos inquiétudes et même de nos doutes. Et ensuite n’oublions pas de le remercier.
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Walter Ciszek
We go along, taking for granted that tomorrow will be very much like today, comfortable in the world we have created for ourselves, secure in the established order we have learned to live with, however imperfect it may be, and give little thought to God at all. Somehow, then, God must contrive to break through those routines of ours and remind us once again, like Israel, that we are ultimately dependent only upon him, that he has made us and destined us for life with him through all eternity, that the things of this world and this world itself are not our lasting city, that his we are and that we must look to him and turn to him in everything.
Walter Ciszek
Danny Silk
I choose you. This is a foundation of true lasting relationships. It is the foundation for God's relationship with you. As Jesus declared to His disciples, you did not choose me but I chose you. Jesus chose you in the most difficult of circumstances. He chose you while you were in sin. While you were His enemy. His side of the relationship with you does not depend on your choice, but entirely upon His choice. The question is whether or not you will learn to build your relationships with Him and others, upon the foundation of your choice.
Doug Weiss
Wounds are not permanent! Wounds tell you where you were but they don't tell you where you're going. Where you're going is more whole, more powerful, stronger, faster, smarter, more important, more valuable, more prosperous than you've ever been before.
Doug Weiss
Jésus-Christ n'est pas un problème ; il est la solution à tous les problèmes, pour la vie, pour la mort et pour l'éternité.
Harry Ironside
Jesus Christ is not a problem; He is the solution to every problem for life, for death, and for eternity.
Harry Ironside
John Piper
[God] commands us to let Him work for us before commanding us to work for Him.
John Piper
Martyn Lloyd-Jones
The glory of the gospel is that when the church is absolutely different from the world, she invariably attracts it.
Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Jim Elliff
Along with everybody on the face of the earth, you are constantly sinful. These thousands of sinful thoughts, words, and actions cause the perfectly holy God to judge you as deserving of hell. But Christ’s death in the place of sinful people, as a true substitute, provides the way of escape. God pardons the one who comes to Him because Jesus took the punishment in his place. In simple terms we may say that the just penalty for sins either falls on you or Christ.
Jim Elliff