Infinite Supply

Everything God has done, is doing, and will do is aimed at bringing us deeper into Christ, to finish what was begun in us when we first received Him.

The outward sign of water baptism is meant to represent an inward spiritual truth – that I am baptized indeed, not into water only, but into Christ.

The Lord reveals Himself to us when we are at our end, when the fire burns the hottest. When we have reached the end of ourselves then He intervenes.

On the Cross the two are made one, and the destiny of the One is linked forever with the destiny of the Many.

The evidence of a “born again” person is not in what they say they believe, but in how they actually live.

We run the risk of fooling ourselves into thinking that we know and understand God – when it could be that we are ever learning “truths” without knowing the Truth.

God is wholly and completely satisfied forever by the one sacrifice of Christ on the Cross. May we never be satisfied with anything less.

Having the Son, possessing the Son, being one with the Son, we have and possess everything God is.

The periods of life, death, burial, and resurrection in our spiritual walk are as vital to our spiritual growth as the four seasons are necessary to the life of creation.

The more religious you are, the less likely it is that you will see, recognize, and appreciate Christ for Who He really is. Sinners, on the other hand, had little trouble recognizing Him.

Apart from Him, we have nothing, and we are nothing. But in Him we are blessed with every spiritual blessing.

Overcoming is bound up with abiding. The Lord says, “Live in Me, and I will live in you.”