Thoughts

This is a question which I should like to ask my fellow-Christians everywhere. I am stirred to do so by reading a brief article ...

If love be in unhindered activity, edification will be the aim and object in all that which is effected in our comings together. Love will desire the building up of all ...

Whatever is performed at any time by any of the saints, whether in word or deed (and much may be done by a word), all—yes, ALL—is to be done with love ...

The Holy Ghost does not gather saints around mere views, however true they may be, upon that which the church is ...

He who keepeth Israel and never slumbers, is seen peacefully sleeping amid the howlings of the storm upon the Galilean lake ...

That He was and is truly Man, One who has been tried in all points as we are (sin apart), enables Him to sympathize with us as we tread our pilgrim way, ...

We should never be content to rest in the mists of the valley when the summit of Mount Tabor awaits us ...

When the great missionary, Adoniram Judson, was home on furlough, he passed through Stonington, Connecticut ...

What a trite and obvious remark! The first time I heard it was when I passed on to a homely woman something for which I had no further use ...

Often when musing on the greatness of the One, who has expressed His love for us in death ...