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“Pride is the worst viper that is in the heart. It is the greatest disturber of the soul’s peace and sweet communion with Christ. It is the most difficult sin to root out and the most hidden and secret and … Continue reading →

“Whatever God brings to pass will always work out for the very best to those that love Him (Romans 8:28), whether it be inexplicable sufferings or exalted honor.”  (Anonymous)

“If we can clearly see that tomorrow is safe and there are few coins in the coffer, we boast in our faithful God.  When we are required to walk by faith, however, we stagger, stumble, and give a list of … Continue reading →

“It is not necessary to see, perceive, or understand God’s ways to believe Him.  The Bible does teach, however, that those that come to Him must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of them that diligently … Continue reading →

“No man or devil is as bad to us as our evil self is to us.”  (Augustine; 354-430)

“There can be no peace for the mind, no joy of heart, if we fail to recognize that our lot—our circumstances, our condition—is fully ordered by a sovereign and gracious God.”  (Arthur W. Pink  1886-1952)

“The more I understand of the character of God, as revealed in Scripture, the more shall I see that he must be sovereign, and the more shall I rejoice from my inmost heart that He is so.   It was God’s … Continue reading →

“Man can do no more, or no less, than God has ordered.  We cannot frustrate, disannul, delay, or cause God to fall short of His holy appointments.”  (Dark Side Of The Hold   no name given  1946)

 “The world we live in is a world of fools. The far greater part of mankind act a part entirely irrational.  So great is their infatuation, that they prefer time to eternity, momentary enjoyments to those that shall never have an … Continue reading →

“Let it be remembered that daily progress in the heavenly walk is not maintained by yesterday’s grace.  Humble and dependent prayer must fetch in a fresh supply continually—‘O let me not wander from thy commandments.”  (Charles Bridges  1827)