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Quotes archivesWarfield on the Joyfully Exultant Tone of Miserable Sinner ChristianityMarch 10, 2010This is a follow up to Wednesday’s night study in the Sermon on the Mount. It is meant to emphasize the reality that though we know the truth about our own sinfulness, and realize something of our poverty of spirit before a Holy and perfect God, the result OUGHT to be GREAT JOY rather than [...] Taking sin seriouslyFebruary 28, 2010Put to death therefore what is earthly in you. J.C. Ryle on UnbeliefJanuary 24, 2010“We see … how exceedingly sinful is the sin of unbelief. Two remarkable expressions are used in teaching this lesson. One is, that our Lord “could do no mighty work” at Nazareth, by reason of the hardness of the people’s hearts. The other is, that “He was amazed at their unbelief.” The one shows us [...] Signing off for a month…July 05, 2009It’s time for me to take a break and enjoy a lighter schedule.. time with my family.. hot weather.. and some good books if possible. That means I’m not going to be blogging for the remainder of July. I thought I’d leave here the George Mueller quote that I read in part in the second [...] Reasons joy is lostJune 11, 2009Part two in our series on depression took us to some of the reasons that Christians lose joy and even struggle with depression. This is true. We are all beggars.June 09, 2009Sunday was for us a simple look back at the penal substitutionary sacrifice of Jesus Christ for sin and sinners. I received this hymn in the mail from Suzanne Nunnick and I thought I’d post it instead of my usual ramblings. Work it out.. Give it up.. Begin.. Let HimMarch 05, 2009I have been asked several times to post the quote I gave at the conclusion of Sunday’s Sermon. Here it is. Spurgeon on Church GrowthAugust 05, 2007My good ministering brother, have you got an empty church? Do you want to fill it? I will give you a good recipe, and if you will follow it, you will, in all probability, have your chapel full to the doors.Burn all your manuscripts, that is No. 1. Give up your notes, that is No. [...] |