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The Patience of God in His Consummation of Our Lives We must keep in mind when working through this that God will not go against our will for our life. The patience of God labors for the converted mind of the saved person whose child heart has not yet been born in him by the power of God now...

Question: Why God could not have simply redeemed man. How come? Why Jesus?

The Son of God became the Son of man? Why doesn't that ring logical given John 1:1 KJV?

"When Christ is formed in us we have to see that our human nature acts in perfect obedience to all that the Son of God reveals. God does not supply us with character, He gives us the life of His Son and we can either ignore Him and refuse to obey Him, or we can so obey Him, so bring every...

. . . but yet gives more glory to God from his heart having never heard of him, by the caring of his animals than many Christians do who go to church for an hour on Sunday. Go figure, eh?

Oswald Chambers To Scottish preacher Oswald Chambers, the word “tweet” described the sounds bird make. Having died a century ago, he knew nothing of Facebook, Instagram, or our other modern forms of communication. His world differed dramatically from ours. So what could Chambers possibly say...

Example from the OT: "I know my redeemer lives". Job wrote that. I feel safe in assuming Nicodemus believed Job by faith and bringing the substance of it with him when he came to Jesus in John 3. However, How could it be an actuality in his life and not be born again as the means for...

Is "obedience" to be considered a fruit or an attribute? Is it of faith or fear? If fear, fear of what that the "fruit" of His nature within me might reveal. . . if it has not been choked off by the cares or "fame" of/in life? From the parable of the Sower we read this: "The ones along the...

Is there any another purposed by God and does this way not allude to it being a process requiring "Truth" by revelation unto a complete faithfulness? "And this is life eternal, that they might *[intimately] "know" thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent." John 17:3 (KJV)...

. . . spent Himself for God. Doesn't that make sense given the account of His life on Earth? This was spoken by Him before His going to the cross: "I have finished the work which Thou gavest Me to do." John 17:4.

So what is the problem if believing Jesus was more man than God while on Earth but a man as God intended man to be when He created Adam who, by Eve, would have "birthed" sons as Sons of God unto His Glory? If I said Jesus "held in trust" the complete Godhead would not have changed anything...

. . . . . So what is the problem if believing Jesus was more man than God but a man as God intended man to be when He created Adam who, by Eve, would have "birthed" sons as Sons of God unto Glory?

The church at Ephesus left one love to embrace another. They didn't lose their first love, they left it. God said that they could still return to it, but if they did not, their place (as a candlestick) would be taken away. [Rev. 2:4 KJV.]

Grace: How I Believe it is administered “For if by one man's offense death reigned by one; much more they which receive abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness shall reign in life by one, Jesus Christ.)” Romans 5:17 (KJV) “It is the work that God does through us that counts, not...

If the “imputation” of righteousness gifted a man produces no benefit to God, what then can be his reward? Must not therefore a diligent seeking after God be that which “saves”?

Jesus, the man, was to prove Himself "in time" before the eternal of him could be reinstated. How come, you might ask? Because Jesus, the man, held in trust the complete Godhead which was at stake and human flesh had to overcome and win the battle against Satan who sought to make another fallen...

Or is it really a love-hate issue? My Bible reads that God gives it to whomever He finds favor. How does yours read?

The Sovereignty Of God By Andrew Wommack My heart was really stirred this last month. I attended a meeting where an old friend of mine was ministering. He had been through some terrible things that nearly destroyed his faith. He became bitter and angry at God for the things that had...

FREEDOM FROM BIBLICISM BY: ROBERT BRINSMEAD Living under the bondage of the law rather than in the freedom of the Spirit can assume many forms. In our time, living under the law may assume the form of biblicism. Many suppose that the evangelical faith stands or falls on the matter of biblical...

. . .Hope someone gets something from "Why We’re Still Reading ‘My Utmost for His Highest’ 80 Years Later http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2017/march-web-only/utmost-for-his-highest-popular-devotional-reading-chambers.html?start=1