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.
It’s not enough for us to claim a wonderful relationship with God unless we have done all we can to be reconciled to those we have wronged.
We are responsible for carefully sowing the seed; how people respond is out of our control.
We are all managers of what God has given us.
When we die, we are like a seed that has fallen into the ground, but shall be raised with an incorruptible body.
If God’s rescue program had included our efforts, grace would be diminished and salvation would not be wholly the work of God.
Like manna in the desert, you can only gather a day’s supply in the morning, but it doesn’t carry over until the next day.
Moody’s world was as big as his heart.
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.
Sign In
Store