Sermon
The Lie That God Is More Tolerant Than He Used To Be
Never interpret the silence of God as the indifference of God.
Never interpret the silence of God as the indifference of God.
The power of the father extends over the family whether he is there or not.
When we want to get right with God, we will repay what we have stolen, no matter how small.
Jesus alone can do the deep, inner-transforming work we most desperately long for.
Delivered at the Bible Conference at Cedar Lake last summer [1916] by Rev. Charles Inglis of London, England. “And they shall be mine, saith the LORD of hosts, in that day when I make up my jewels.”—Malachi 3:17 You know the meaning of the word Malachi. It means “the messenger of Jehovah.” And what a God-sent message this must have been to Israel in their departure from Him! “You shall be mine, in that day when I make up my jewels.” An old writer that lived about four hundred years ago said this about jewels: They were procured at a … Read More >
Fathers, will you lead your families into greater spiritual growth?
Even in a world that changes daily, God remains the same.
Jesus was alienated from His Father that we might be brought near.
A father gives balance to the home, so the implications of fatherlessness are huge.
God owns our environment and our wealth.