In our good works nothing is our own. J. Calvin
Issue: Issue 4
He that is little in his own eyes, will not be troubled to be little n the eye of others. Ralph Venning 1620-73
According as he hath chosen us in him before the foundation of the world that we should be holy and without blame before him in love: having predestinated us unto the adoption of children by Jesus Christ to himself according to the good pleasure of his
A BELIEVER’S FRAMES A letter by John Newton 1725-1807 Dear Sir, You ask me, in your letter, What should one do when one finds one’s self always still, quiet, and stupid, except in the pulpit; is made useful there, but cannot get either comfort or sorrow out of it, or but very rarely? You describe …
It is better to pine away in our afflictions than to be freed from them by sinning. John Bunyan.
Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together. – Heb. 10.25.
(These letters were written to a young Christian working on an exploratory rig some 200 miles out in the North Sea).
(These letters were written to a young Christian working on an exploratory rig some 200 miles out in the North Sea).
BAPTISM (9) By John Norcott Believers’ Baptism and Infants’ Baptism Compared 1. Believers’ Baptism is commanded by the Lord. Matt. 28.19,20. – Infant Baptism has no such command. 2. Believers’ Baptism is according to Christ’s own example. Matt. 3.13,&c. – Infant Baptism can plead no such pattern. 3. Believers’ Baptism has many examples in Scripture. …