New Post – Who Is She? . . .
Quotes – July 2019
The manifestation of the Son of God was to show forth all the fullness of the goodness and love of God for Adam’s fallen race. – Michael Haigh – Also quotes by many others.
Quotes – June 2019
Adam had a choice at the tree, he could remain a supernatural being created by God, or he could return to dust. For sin brought forth death, and death returned Adam to dust. – Michael Haigh – Also quotes by Sir Robert Anderson, Charles J. Rolls, J. N. Darby, and others.
New Post on The Great Conflict
Check a new post on The Great Conflict.
Quotes – May 2019
To love father or mother more than Christ is to be unworthy of Him, but it is deemed allowable to love one’s church more than Him. – Sir Robert Anderson – Also quotes by A. W. Tozer, Adolph Saphir, R. A. Torrey, and others.
Jesus – The Great Unifier and the Great Divider – Part 1 . . .
There has always been conflict between truth and error, between good and evil, between sin and righteousness, and between light and darkness; consequently, we are all participants in this field of conflict or battle-earth scenario . . .
Quotes – April 2019
It is the part of a good shepherd to shear his flock, not to skin it. – Latin Proverb
Other quotes by Hudson Taylor, George Whitefield, George Muller and others.
Giants in the Earth – Part viii – Our Conflict . . .
What can we possible learn from strange old names in the Old Testament? Surely, those things in the Old Testament have nothing to do with those who live in the Age of Grace — therefore, why study the old things of the past?
Quotes – February 2019
Scripture makes known to us what we never could have known if it had not been made known. – F. E. Raven (1837 – 1903) – Many other quotes by many others . . .
Quotes – January 2019
His (God’s) dispensations may vary, but His nature is always the same. – Spurgeon (1834 – 1892) Also quotes by Darby, Spurgeon, C.H. Macintosh and others.
Giants in the Earth – Part iv . . .
Quotes – December 2018
The words, ‘Let me tell you about my church,’ should instead become, ‘Let me tell you about my Christ.’ – Mary Haigh – Also quotes by Spurgeon, Darby, Macintosh and others.