Thoughts

The key word in Philippians 2 is “others.” The Lord Jesus lived for others....

Is following after the Lord Jesus more a compulsion or more a privilege for you?...

No matter how much we might object to such an “extreme” demand, no matter how much we might rebel against such an “impossible” and “unwise” policy, the fact remains ...

One of the finest expressions of loyalty and devotedness of heart ever uttered was that of Ittai to David ...

Suppose God tells you to do something that is an enormous test of your common sense, totally going against it. What will you do?...

Jesus paid it all. He purchased every blessing and every answer to prayer you will ever receive.

The Savior is not looking for men and women who will give their spare evenings to Him—or their weekends—or their years of retirement ...

False faith may be greatly enlightened and knowledgeable of gospel truth. True faith receives the love of the Truth...

Faith has many facets: it believes the unbelievable, sees the invisible and does the impossible. By trusting in faith we bring the living God into the circumstances of life—and that changes everything!...

But here are other foot-tracks—outrageous ones: they can belong only to one man—that grandest of Christian paradoxes—the little giant Paul...