J. C. Ryle – Quotes for Serious Christians – Part IV
Yesterday I posted some great quotes from J. C. Ryle. Today I would like to share some additional quotes from Ryle that really blessed me. I pray they touch your
Daily Devotional
J. C. Ryle – Quotes for Serious Christians – Part III
Today I would like to post some inspirational quotations from J. C. Ryle that I pray will encourage your soul and challenge you to draw closer to Christ.1 “It costs
Trusting Jesus
Trusting in Jesus for salvation is the most important decision we can ever make in life. While it is true that God does all the work in wooing us to
Temporary Pain Vs Eternal Gain
Apologist Josh McDowell once remarked: “No matter how devastating our struggles, disappointments, and troubles are, they are only temporary.”1 The Bible tells us that an eternity of joy awaits all
Serving God with Half a Heart
Imagine telling your wife that you love her with half of your heart. I can just imagine her thinking who are you in love with the other half. If we
John Wesley – Classic Quotations
John Wesley (1703 – 1791) was one of the most famous Christians of the past 500 years. He was an Anglican clergyman, evangelist and cofounder of Methodism. A graduate of
Speaking the Truth in Love
When sharing the message of the gospel the truth is that many people are going to be offended by your presentation. While we should never be offensive it is often
The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment
Way back in the 1600’s the well-known Puritan preacher, Jeremiah Burroughs, wrote a classic book on Christian contentment called, The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment. As I thought about this
Medical Wisdom from the Bible – Leprosy
S. I. McMillen stated that the word “leprosy” brought terror into the hearts of everyone. He shared: “For many hundreds of years the dread disease leprosy had killed countless millions
Encouraging Quotes from Pastor Charles Swindoll – Part II
“Today is unique! It has never occurred and it will never be repeated. At midnight it will end, quietly, suddenly, totally. Forever. But the hours between now and then are