Infinite Supply

When we undertake the work assigned to us by the Lord we will find the Life of the Lord is present to give us all the inner spiritual strength to see it through to completion.

When we SEE an ever-increasing Christ Who is destined to fill all things, then we will be delivered from smallness and narrow-mindedness.

Repentance is a continual process of agreeing with what God shows us about ourselves and then making the necessary adjustments. The Holy Spirit is intent upon making radical adjustments – to create in us a willingness to look at things differently; an eagerness to begin seeing things as God sees them.

Our taking up the Cross is basic to our following Christ, not something we are called to do after many years. The so-called “deeper Christian life” is but the normal Christian life.

Christianity is not memorizing certain doctrines or disseminating a systematic theology or having people repeat a so-called “Sinner’s Prayer.” Christianity is becoming one with a God-Man!

We must be willing to live with the uncertainty and pain which Truth brings. But if we accept the Truth, and totally give ourselves to it, it will begin to change us.

God will move Heaven and Earth on behalf of that person; for He has found, at last, some ground to build upon.

The more spiritually mature a person is the more Christ-centered they cannot help but become. This is the unavoidable and inevitable consequence of becoming a Christian, a disciple of Jesus.

The fact that we do not know when He will return, the fact that we are to be ready at all times, means there is nothing to prevent Him from coming today.

To those of us who are in Christ, He is made to be our wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption.

According to Paul’s assessment, it was not a spirit of humility that held Timothy back, it was a spirit of fear.

The way you perceive things, the way you relate to things, the way you understand things – all of it has to be changed. At the very least it must be challenged.