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Brokenness
God wants us to be brought to a point of submission, a degree of yieldedness that holds nothing back from His control. We all know that for God to be able to effectively use us, we have to die to our self-will, our self-reliance, our self-interest and our self-justification. This …
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Death To Self-Interest
Are you resentful because God is generous?
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What Commitment Means
A commitment to Christ costs our own life.
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The King’s Birthplace
God loves to use the unimportant.
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March for Life
I want to address my remarks to the church of Jesus Christ, to those of us who are followers of Christ. We stand here today united in our opposition to abortion, but I want for us to focus for a moment on the brokenness that abortion produces in the life of a young mother, and then ask ourselves if we are willing to apply the grace of God to this brokenness. We must not merely protest against the darkness but be a shaft of light to those who are hurting, those who do not know where to turn. Listen to … Read More >
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In The Potter's House
Are we ready to be remade by the divine Potter?
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Dodging Spears
We need to let God break us.
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Death To Self-Justification
Unless we are broken, we will never be touched by what breaks the heart of God.
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The Cost Of Discipleship In The Third Reich
Bonhoeffer said, “When God calls a man, He bids him to come and die.”
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Prayers And Praises
In the 28th Psalm we have God’s remnant people celebrating known deliverance. They had been in difficulty, in trial, and God had intervened and now they are praising Him for it and crying to Him that nothing might arise to hide His face, to make them insensible to His voice, that sin might not come in to mar their fellowship and communion with Him. Notice the opening verse, “Unto thee will I cry, O Lord my rock: be not silent to me: lest, if thou be silent to me, I become like them that go down into the pit.” What … Read More >
