Thoughts

The paradox of our time in history is that we have taller buildings but shorter tempers, wider Freeways, but narrower viewpoints...

Which connection is there between worship and ministry? What is more important?

God doesn't change. He will fulfill whatever He has promised. The living God speaks to us and wants us to put our trust only in Him! ...

It is a great thing to know where you are historically. The wilderness journey is to teach us two things...

The time we have lost, cannot be recalled; should we not then redeem and improve the little that remains?...

Each has some appointed work to perform, some little niche in the spiritual temple to occupy. Yours may be no splendid services, no flaming or brilliant actions to blaze and dazzle in the eye of man...

"I don't want to be weary of God's dealings with me," said Bickersteth, on his death-bed; "I want to glorify Jesus in them, and to find Him more precious."...

What a pattern to his people—the tender compassion of Jesus! Jesus found the world he came to save a moral Bethesda ...

It is always our peril to think that the visible field reveals all the factors in the campaign. We are bondslaves to our sight, and we are therefore its victims ...

In Northampton, Massachusetts, stands the old cemetery where David Brainerd is buried. Brainerd, a pioneer American missionary, died in 1747 at the age of twenty-nine ...