A godly man’s comforts and grievances are hid from the world. Natural men are strangers to them. Proverbs 14.10. R. Sibbes
Author: John Kennedy
And one of the elders answered saying unto me. What are these which are arrayed in white robes? And whence came they? Rev. 7 13.
GOD’S WORK AND OURS To most of us the concept of work is a very familiar one, and especially as those who enjoy the privilege of being Christians there should be a certain joy attending our daily labours in whatever sphere of occupation we have been placed, “for we serve the Lord Christ”. However, owing …
FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS A meditation on Esther, 4, 14. “All my times are in His hand, All events at His command” (Ryland) A sure and profound truth stands declared in these words but the ease with which it can be sung is no measure of the truth of the experience of this …
ALL THE TRUTH Some say,—’fundamentals are few; believe them, and live well, and you are saved.’ This is as if a man building should be only careful to lay a good foundation, and care nothing for roof, windows, or walls. If a man should untile your house, and tell you the foundation and the main …