Staying Calm in Captivity
If you are a Christian, how are you dealing with the days in which we live? Consider this sermon about Daniel and where our focus should be.
If you are a Christian, how are you dealing with the days in which we live? Consider this sermon about Daniel and where our focus should be.
Here is a snippet worth considering from The Christian’s Reasonable Service by Wilhelmus à Brakel: Let us first consider the will of God’s decree. As God is sovereign Lord over all His creatures, His will is therefore also sovereign over all that happens to His creatures and extends to what they do and refrain from…
Thoughts for the day from J.C. Ryle: Mark 4:26-29 And he said, So is the kingdom of God, as if a man should cast seed into the ground; And should sleep, and rise night and day, and the seed should spring and grow up, he knoweth not how. For the earth bringeth forth fruit of…
How shall we escape, if we neglect so great salvation…
Consider these two sermons:
-The Only Opinion That Matters
-The Power to Give Eternal Life
If you listen to this sermon through to the end I assure you that you will be convicted by it. No one escapes this searching message from God’s word.
Stephen Pollock says part way through, “I’m just going to read the sentence that I wrote in my notes. I have broken and do still break the 3rd commandment.”
An Authentic narrative. So long as the work of the Holy Spirit continues on earth we may expect wonders. Especially may most glorious displays of divine grace be looked for, as the day draws nigh when “the light of the moon shall be as the light of the sun, and the light of the sun…
The following is a powerful and simple reminder of where our joy and rest comes from, God alone. From A.W. Pink: In our last article we followed Jacob as he left his father’s house and commenced his long journey to Padan-aram where lived Laban, his mother’s brother. On his first night out from Beersheba he…
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Reverend Reggie is a voice of “Jesus” in this turmoil. Thank you for sharing. When we walk through the “fires” we need this calm reassurance of God’s Hand in it.