Thoughts

A Christian university student was witnessing to another student who was from a liberal seminary. When the believer quoted a verse, the seminarian said, “I don’t believe the Bible.” The Christian quoted another verse, only to be met with “I told you I don’t believe the Bible.

Especially if you haven’t spent much time in prayer yet, it’s easy to fall into a pattern of praying ritualistically and without depth. But to truly enter the spirit of prayer, we have to linger for a while.

Two are better than one. That’s why I encourage you to find at least one steady prayer partner and arrange to meet regularly for prayer.

Many of us don’t pray simply because we don’t plan to pray. Wise planning will ensure that we often devote ourselves to prayer, even if it's just for short moments.

We do not ask, and therefore we do not receive. We do not knock, and so the door is not opened to us. We do not seek, and thus we do not find. 

If we do not pray, we leave the door open for every sin in our lives. Prayer is the way out of temptation.

How to deal with affliction in our lives? What can we learn from those who passed through afflictions? 35 minutes audio message ...

Whatever the mind is most fixed upon, and is ever turning to, gives its impress to the mind ...

The challenge to the missionary does not come from the fact that people are difficult to bring to salvation, that backsliders are difficult to reclaim, or that there is a barrier of callous indifference ...

The more I love Jesus, the closer I shall walk with Him, and the closer I walk with Him, the more faithfully I shall imitate Him, and the more faithfully I imitate Him, the more I shall suffer with Him ...