Quotes by Charles Spurgeon – Part III
Back in October 2021 and March 2022, I shared a series of quotes by the great Baptist preacher, Charles Spurgeon. As I shared in my October 2021 devotion: “For a
Category: Inspiration
20 Quotes on the Importance and Joy of Praising God
For the Christian praising God should not be an optional event that happens when only good circumstances occur. Instead praising God should be something that we do at all times
Provocative Quotes from Pastor Steven Lawson
Steven Lawson is an American pastor who also serves as a professor of Preaching at the Master’s Seminary. He is the author of numerous books, a sought after public speaker,
Christianity – The Present and Future Blessings – Part II
In today’s part-two of this devotion I would like to share five verses that I call the overcomer verses. They are all found in the book of Revelation and refer
Christianity – The Present and Future Blessings – Part I
In this two-part devotion I would like to share a few of the incredible present and future blessings of being a Christian. In part-one I will explore two of these
E. M. Bounds – Great Man of Prayer
Edward McKendree Bounds (1835 – 1913) believed in and practiced the joyful discipline of prayer like few other men in modern times. According to Sarah Koontz: “Bounds dedicated the hours
Peter Kreeft – Some Provocative Quotes
Born in 1937, Peter Kreeft is currently a professor of philosophy and the prolific author of over eighty books on such topics as Christian philosophy, theology, and apologetics. Although a
Chosen, Royal, Holy, and Special
In (1 Peter 2:9) we read some pretty amazing things about who you are in Christ: “But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people,
Quotes To Meditate on by Pastor Adrian Rogers
Adrian Pierce Rogers (1931 – 2005) served three terms as president of the Southern Baptist Convention during the 70’s and 80’s. In addition, he was a Southern Baptist pastor, a conservative author,
The Necessity of Suffering
In life the question is not if you are going to suffer but when. I like how Pastor Tim Keller puts it: “Jesus Christ did not suffer so that you