Henry Drummond Quotes to Inspire the Soul
Henry Drummond (1851 – 1897) was a prominent Scottish evangelist, writer, lawyer, politician, and lecturer who was well-known for his theological teachings and his commitment to the principles of love
Category: Inspiration
Overcoming Through Christ
In the final book of the Bible, Revelation, we are treated to a sneak preview of what heaven will be like when we arrive there after our physical journey on
Alan Redpath – Provocative Quotes – Part II
“Give up the struggle and the fight; relax in the omnipotence of the Lord Jesus; look up into His lovely face and as you behold Him, He will transform you
The Paradox of True Freedom
One of the great paradoxes of Scripture is that true freedom is a function of being a slave to Christ. In addition, Pastor Alistair Begg adds: “When we become captive
A Beautiful Prayer!
One of my favorite writers on the topic of prayer was the South African writer and pastor, Andrew Murray. I have used many of his quotes in past devotions, but
Quotes on Our Archenemy – Satan
“When the devil sees a man or woman who really believes in prayer, who knows how to pray, and who really does pray, and, above all, when he sees a
Jeremiah Burroughs – Quotes to Bless the Soul
In yesterday’s devotion we talked about Jeremiah Burroughs’ classic book on Christian contentment called, The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment, and how we as Christians should always live in a
Jonathan Edwards – Quotes to Ponder – Part II
“To go to heaven, fully to enjoy God, is infinitely better than the most pleasant accommodations here.”1 “Grace is but Glory begun, and Glory is but Grace perfected.” “A true
Pastor Jim Cymbala – Quotes to Inspire the Soul – Part III
“Doesn’t the God who created the universe out of nothing and put all the stars in place, have the power to take care of your situation?”1 “The old saying is
Alister McGrath – Quotes to Stimulate the Mind
“Our present world contains clues…to another world-a world which we can begin to experience now, but will only know in all its fullness at the end of things.”1 “The Christian