Heavenly Possessions
In this life we receive the flower, and in the life to come we are going to receive the whole garden.
In this life we receive the flower, and in the life to come we are going to receive the whole garden.
In the midst of circumstances over which we have no control, even there, God gives us the deep settled confidence that He will walk with us and can stand again.
But—and we agree—Paul does not say that sin is dead, but rather that we have no more obligation to obey its desires (Romans 6:11).
Our hearts are revealed when we face a choice of obedience to God or going our own way.
If only we were to remember the glory that awaits us, we would face death without fear.
We must obey and leave the oft unexpected consequences to God.
The Lord will not have one who cannot be tried.
That contrast between Karl Marx and D.L. Moody is the story behind Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer and Dr. Gregg Quiggle's new book, Marx and Moody. It releases today.
When we worry, we diminish our value!
Pastor Philip Miller reflects on the incredible blessings of growing up in America and celebrating the 4th of July. But as meaningful as our freedom is, he points to an even greater privilege that completely changes how we view our citizenship.