Quotes To Meditate on by Pastor Adrian Rogers – Part II
“We ought to be living as if Jesus died yesterday, rose this morning, and is coming back this afternoon.”1 “Anything you love more, fear more, serve more, or value more
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Encouraging Quotes from Pastor Charles Swindoll – Part III
“It’s easy to get attached to idols, good things inappropriately adored. But when you have Jesus in the centre of a room, everything else only junks up the decor.”1 “I
An Encouraging Thought
Do you fashion yourself as an encourager or a complainer? Do you try to build people up or do you find yourself tearing others down. As Christians one of the
Do You Have a Burden for the Lost?
According to the Bible every person has an eternal soul. The only question is when we die where will we spend eternity. It is no accident that Jesus spends a
Encouraging Words from Max Lucado – Part IV
“Our moods may shift, but God’s doesn’t. Our minds may change, but God’s doesn’t. Our devotion may falter, but God’s never does. Even if we are faithless, He is faithful,
R. A. Torrey – Quotes to Help You Pray
Reuben Archer (R. A.) Torrey (1856 – 1928) was an American pastor, evangelist, educator, and writer. Having preached throughout the world and written more than 40 books, Torrey did much
Pastor Rick Warren – Quotes to Encourage your Soul – Part II
In yesterday’s devotion I shared some powerful quotes by Pastor Rick Warren. Today, I would like to share many more of his quotes that have proved to be a blessing
Pastor Rick Warren – Quotes to Encourage your Soul
Pastor Rick Warren is an American evangelical Christian minister and world-renowned author. He is the founder of the California megachurch Saddleback Church and served there for many years as its
Your Attitude – It’s Everything
Pastor Charles R. Swindoll shows us just how important having the right attitude can be when he stated the following: “I believe the single most significant decision I can make
Inspiring Quotes from John Stott – Part II
“We should not ask, ‘What is wrong with the world?’ for that diagnosis has already been given. Rather we should ask, ‘What has happened to salt and light?’”1 “A Christian