Category: Walk Through the Gospels
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Luke records that the first act of compassion Jesus did was to simply speak the words, “Weep not.” Jesus had yet to do anything that would relieve the anguish of the woman’s situation but His words are recorded as words of compassion. How can this be?
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ple of salvation in time in the scriptures. Those that walk in obedience by faith enjoy the blessings of God. Those that do not walk by faith do not receive this blessing.
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The truth of the matter is – faith is a gift from God. It is given to every child of God in the new birth whereby they are able to trust God and His word.
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Our will is insignificant, and further, our power is puny!
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Even if all men had the desire to be saved (which we know that fallen, depraved man does not), he does not have the ability to move toward Christ. Salvation begins and ends in the will and power of God.
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On Christ, the solid rock, I stand; all other ground is sinking sand.
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To whatever extent we claim to be a Christian, our walk should be to the same extreme.
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When we realize that we are the children of God, doesn’t it just make sense to live our lives holding on to our Father’s unchanging hand?
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We have a choice as to how we will prepare ourselves to live in this broken world.
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Preachers have the responsibility to teach all the Bible to God’s people. They are like watchmen on the wall to sound warnings, and calls to fight.