Sunday, November 30, 2014
ISAIAH’S CHRISTMAS QUESTION
Saturday, November 29, 2014
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: How was David a man after God's own heart?
-He called them "My transgressions." and he asked for mercy.vs1
-He said, "I admit my sin and my sin is ever before me" v. 3. No alibis, no dodging the issue. He is wide open with God. God wants that and likes that in all of us.
-"Against thee and thee only have I sinned" v. 4
-"Thou desirest truth in the inward parts" v. 6
-"Purge me and I shall be whiter than snow. v. 7. He wants real forgiveness and cleansing. We must be conscious of the gravity of our sin.
-"Renew a right spirit in me" v. 10. "attitude determines latitude" - how far and how much God can do with us when we have sinned is determined by our attitude.
-"Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation" v. 12 The joy of the Lord is your strength and multitudes do not have the real joy of the Lord abounding in them. He cannot use them.
There are 50 million born again Christians in America. If each one led just ONE person to Christ this year, at the end we would have 100 million born again Christians. Next year, each one leads just ONE more to Christ we would then ave 200,000 million born again Christians. THAT would change our nation dramatically.
This may be the most important verse and admission of David. "The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit and a broken and contrite heart, O God, thou will not despise, reject. v. 17. Dear friend when have you had a broken heart and wept over your sin. That to me, is the most important part of restoration and forgiveness. It is desperately missing in our lives and churches today. We carry that big smile when there is not real joy of the Lord bursting out from us.
This is why God said, "David is a man after my own heart." Are you one God can say that about? When have you wept over your sin and confessed it like David did.
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Friday, November 28, 2014
JOHN R. RICE QUOTES OF THE WEEK
I said, "Do you spell Chicago with a capital C?"
"Yes."
"Do you spell New York with a capital N.Y.?"
"Yes."
"Do you spell Dallas with a capital D?"
"Yes."
"Well, let's spell Heaven with a capital H. It is a real place."
And so it was done! - John R. Rice
Thank God, Jesus is the Way. He said, I am the way, the truth and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me."
"What church shall I join?" Just join Jesus, then join some church to serve Him. But don't join any church to be saved; join Jesus Christ.
"What way shall I be baptized?" Don't be baptized to get to Heaven; get baptized after you have Jesus and salvation.
"What is the true doctrine?" No doctrine will take you to Heaven. the thing you need to do is come to Jesus and depend on Him. And when you take Him, you have it. - John R. Rice
It isn't what church; it is what Saviour. It is not what doctrine, it is what Saviour. And in John 1:11 and 12 we read, "He came unto his own, and his own received him not. But as many as received him, to them gave he power...." Those who received Jesus. Received whom? The preacher? No, Jesus. Received what church? No, not a church - Jesus. What doctrine? Not a doctrine - Jesus.
You say, "How did they feel?" I don't know. They received Jesus. Never mind about the feeling.
One who has Jesus has salvation. - John R. Rice
One may speak against Christ and have forgiveness, but "whosoever speaketh against the Holy Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him," we are told. I do not think He means simply saying some word about the Holy Spirit; I think that here the Lord Jesus meant that confrontation when the Spirit presses upon a man's conscience his need, his guilt, his awful danger, and when a man eventually, after long pleading, and after saying "No" many times, at last, so definitely, so deliberately, fights off the Holy Spirit that his will is hardened, his sinful state is congealed permanently, and the Holy Spirit at last, offended, goes away never to warn again. That is the unpardonable sin. - John R. Rice
Oh, these walls of jasper, those foundation stones of precious jewels! Those gates of pearl, those streets of gold! Oh, thou pure river of water of life flowing down from the throne, with the trees of life on either side bringing forth twelve manner of fruit, a fruit every month! Oh, that city where there is no night and no sin, no sorrow, no weeping any more! that city where the roses never fade, where old age never stiffens the limbs and dull the memory and dim the eye! that city where there is no need for the sun, for the Lord God and the Lamb are the light of it! Oh, beautiful, heavenly city prepared for all the saints of God! Heaven is calling. God wants you there, dear sinner. - John R. Rice
I am glad that our forefathers had i...t in the plan for a proclamation of thanksgiving, when people would be called to give thanksgiving to God, just as in the time of war and trouble Abraham Lincoln called for a day of fasting and prayer. So Thanksgiving is a national holiday, stemming from the time when God intended and when people intended there should be a nation under God with His blessing.
...So this Thanksgiving time, praise God for Christ that is everywhere told in the Bible and could not be doubted by an honest heart. - John R. Rice
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Being Thankful for Grace
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Wednesday, November 26, 2014
BLESSED THANKSLIVING
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
The Circle of the Earth
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Monday, November 24, 2014
THE GREAT DANGER OF NOT LISTENING
Sunday, November 23, 2014
DAVID’S CHRISTMAS QUESTION
Saturday, November 22, 2014
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What happened? America's dramatic shift toward secularism
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