Archive for June 2010

Jun 30, 2010

Grace and Christ

The apostle Paul, who beyond all others is the exponent of grace and redemption, never disassociates God’s grace from God’s crucified Son. Always in his […]

— A. W. Tozer
Jun 29, 2010

Mercy

Mercy means I am so deeply grateful for the forgiveness I have received that I cannot help offering you the same.

— Paul David Tripp
Jun 28, 2010

All we need

You don’t realize Jesus is all you need until Jesus is all you have.

— Tim Keller
Jun 27, 2010

God’s glory in and for the world

Jesus shows us God’s agenda for change. God isn’t interested in making us religious. Think of Jesus, who was hated by religious people. God isn’t […]

— Tim Chester
Jun 26, 2010

The gospel in four words

Come unto me,’ he says, ‘and I will give you.’ You say, ‘Lord, I cannot give you anything.’ He does not want anything. Come to Jesus, and he says, […]

— C. H. Spurgeon
Jun 25, 2010

Why Jesus came

The Lord Jesus came into this world not primarily to say something, not even to be something, but to do something; He came not merely […]

— J. Gresham Machen
Jun 24, 2010

Jesus was not a Christian

Many persons hold up their hands in amazement at our assertion that Jesus was not a Christian, while we in turn regard it as the […]

— J. Gresham Machen
Jun 23, 2010

Trust in the grace of the gospel

Will you trust the grace of the Gospel and quit frantically seeking what you have already been given in Christ?

— Paul David Tripp
Jun 22, 2010

Celebration of grace

A life-shaping celebration of God’s grace is only ever born out of one thing; a deep sense of profound personal need.

— Paul David Tripp
Jun 21, 2010

Something amazing happens

If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has passed away; behold, the new has come! (2 Corinthians 5:17). When you […]

— Tim Chester
Jun 20, 2010

Let the love of God really grip you

God saw Abraham’s sacrifice and said, ‘Now I know that you love me, because you did not withhold your only son from me’ [Gen. 22:12]. […]

— Tim Keller
Jun 19, 2010

He kept going

It had gone on for three years. Three years of patiently teaching and doing good, with only misunderstanding and hostility in return. He was tempted […]

— Tim Chester
Jun 18, 2010

The only forgiveness that matters

There may be some foul spot in our lives; the kind of thing that the world never forgives, the kind of thing, at any rate, […]

— J. Gresham Machen
Jun 17, 2010

Why God is for us

Is God for us, despite our sin? Joyfully the Christian answers, ‘Yes.’ But why is He for us? Simple indeed is the Christian answer to […]

— J. Gresham Machen
Jun 16, 2010

The one antithesis of all the ages

The one antithesis of all the ages is that between the rival formulae: Do this and Live, and, Live and do this; Do and be […]

— B. B. Warfield
Jun 15, 2010

Jesus has enough righteousness

Jesus has enough righteousness to spread it out and cover of ALL our sins. 33 years of perfection is enough to clothe us all in it!

— Elyse Fitzpatrick
Jun 14, 2010

Our best friend

Christ is our best friend, and ere long will be our only friend. I pray God with all my heart that I may be weary […]

— John Owen
Jun 13, 2010

Every time we look at the cross

Every time we look at the cross Christ seems to say to us, ‘I am here because of you. It is your sin I am bearing, […]

— John Stott
Jun 12, 2010

Let his love win your love

When we go to the cross, we see our God dying for us. If you let any other god down, it will beat you up. […]

— Tim Chester
Jun 11, 2010

A deep knowledge of God’s character

We rise from the Bible — I think we can say it without irreverence — with a knowledge of the character of God. There is […]

— J. Gresham Machen
Jun 10, 2010

The one inestimable gift

If we have regarded religion merely as a means of getting things — even lofty and unselfish things — then when the things that have […]

— J. Gresham Machen
Jun 9, 2010

Jesus isn’t ashamed of us

Jesus shares in human ‘flesh and blood’ so that he might deliver those who ‘through fear of death were subject to lifelong slavery (Heb. 2:14–15). […]

— Russell D. Moore
Jun 8, 2010

Enter by faith into Christ’s love

Think much of the Savior’s suffering for you on that dreadful cross, think much of your sin that provoked such suffering, and then enter by […]

— C. John Miller
Jun 7, 2010

The gospel is the food of faith

The new life in Christ, just like all natural life, must be nourished and strengthened. This is possible only in communion with Christ in the […]

— Herman Bavinck
Jun 6, 2010

Christ as our head

When Christ had once undertaken with God, to stand for us, and put himself under our law, by that law he was obliged to suffer, […]

— Jonathan Edwards
Jun 5, 2010

Always something new and fresh

There is no end to this glorious message of the cross, for there is always something new and fresh and entrancing and moving and uplifting […]

— Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Jun 4, 2010

The end of history

Put simply, the Christian story unravels unless God brings the entire course of human history under His visible and perfect judgment, unless God’s justice is […]

— Albert Mohler
Jun 3, 2010

The transforming power within us

God’s eternal Son became Jesus the Christ by incarnation; to put away our sins he tasted death by crucifixion; he resumed bodily life for all […]

— J. I. Packer
Jun 2, 2010

Your inner lawyer

When confronted, how active is your ‘inner lawyer,’ arguing in your defense? Or can you listen because Christ is your only defense?

— Paul David Tripp
Jun 1, 2010

Failure and the gospel

Every failure opens new doors for the gospel.

— Peter Leithart