Infinite Supply

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.

I have no secret for the Christian Life, but Christ. I have no key, but Christ. I have no method, but Christ. I have no formula, but Christ.

Earthly problems cannot be solved with earthly solutions. Earthly problems require Heavenly solutions.

Our opinions, our prejudices, our very point of view, all need radical transformation.

In our relationships it is easy to touch one another in the flesh. But to put on the Lord Jesus is to make no provision for the flesh, even in our relationships.

We do not become strong by embracing strength, but by embracing weakness! This is the secret of all spiritual power.

The objective work of the Cross was accomplished when Christ was crucified; the subjective work of the Cross is accomplished when I daily deny myself, take up my Cross, and follow after Him.