Infinite Supply

They do not have to “come into” the presence of the Lord because they LIVE IN the presence of the Lord continually. And so they overcome the earthly by abiding in the heavenly.

May we judge things not by whether they are “good for us,” but whether they are good for the Lord, whether His Will is done in them, whether His Need is met by them.

To be submitted to the Lord is to be under His care, under His guidance, under His power, under His protection. Whom shall I fear? What can man do to me? What can the devil do to me?

It is not that God desires to give us revelation into these many things, but for us to have the Revelation of Jesus Christ. By apprehending Him we will subsequently gain insight in those “things.”

If you accept the premise that Jesus really is a King then you are compelled to acknowledge that this King and His Kingdom are truly not of this world.

There is a process at work in this universe. Do you see it? It is a process through which the Lord is continually refining, purging, molding, chastening, disciplining, judging, and conforming all things.

As we continually reckon ourselves “dead indeed to sin but alive to God in Christ” (Romans 6:11) then what is true in principle eventually becomes true in our experience.

The One Who said, “I am with you, and will be in you” has now taken up residence within all who believe.

The answer to why there is so little power and genuine spiritual fruit in the lives of those who follow Jesus is a simple one…

God is not looking for volunteers to serve at their own convenience as their schedule permits, but calls for disciples who will lay down their lives.

To hunger and thirst for righteousness is to be hungry and thirsty for more of what we have only just begun to taste

Everyone else heard the teaching, but Peter saw the Person.