Infinite Supply

The sooner we stop trying to crucify ourselves, the sooner we can boast in the finished work of the Cross and actually witness the evidence of it in our lives.

According to Paul we are cheated “through philosophy and empty deceit, according to the tradition of men, according to the basic principles (elements) of the world, and not according to Christ.”

As Self is submitted to Christ, Sin begins to lose its power of attraction, and Satan has no more leverage.

There is more hope for someone who is ready to give up and quit than there is for someone who keeps promising to do better tomorrow.

God does not fix the old man, but destroys it. He does not tell us to clean up our life, but to lay down our life.

Christ will have the preeminence in all things, but it will not be the forced submission of a dictator who forces everyone to bow down to him whether they want to or not.

Does a bird become a bird once it learns to fly through the air? Or does it fly through the air because it is a bird? Which is it?

When you’re going through a crisis of faith, it’s not easy to remember the faithfulness of the Lord. How quickly we forget the previous victories and the former blessings.

When we look at the earthly ministry of Jesus we see that He did not seek to increase Himself. He actually humbled Himself and tried to be inconspicuous. Even so, when He tried to hide Himself, He could not be hidden.

There are things you need to know about God, and things you need to know about yourself, that you cannot know without going through a fiery trial.

Christ was crucified, dead, buried, resurrected, ascended, and seated; and since we were in Him when it all happened, God considers it to have happened to us as well.

Hunger and thirst for Christ cannot be filled or quenched with anything else – including blessings, power, spiritual gifts, or Christian service.