Thoughts

This favorite Gospel verse zeroes in on the two basic truths that are so hard for fallen man to accept—the incarnation and the resurrection. There can be no salvation without accepting these doctrines and all that they signify. 

Some of us will be eternally thankful to God for this verse because it taught us that assurance of salvation comes first and foremost through the Word of God and not through feelings.

Because we live in a period known as the age of God’s grace, it has become a popular thing to declare that the Ten Commandments are no longer valid, no longer relevant in our society. 

In a world like ours, with conditions being what they are, what should a serious-minded man or woman do? 

How can you be a Christian and not be aware of the sovereignty of the God who has loved us to the death? 

In our Christian fellowship, we must recognize that the blessed Holy Spirit of God desires to take men and women and control them, and use them as instruments through which He can express Himself in the body of Christ...

To take Jesus Christ into your life without reservation is to accept His friends as your friends. And to know that His enemies will be your enemies!

I think a lot of people in our congregations get confused when some learned brother advises us that we must all join in a fervent fight against “materialism.”...

This we have heard: “I am a born again Christian and I am happy that my sins are forgiven and I go to church on Sunday because I like the fellowship!...

The Christian churches of our day have suffered a great loss in rejecting the example of good men, choosing instead the “celebrity of the hour” for their pattern.