Quote of the Day September 21, 2010
A great statesman made a speech that turned the tide in national affairs. “May I ask how long it took you to prepare that speech?” asked an admirer. “All my […]
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Quote of the Day – July 21, 2010
The goal of human philosophy used to be truth without God. Today’s philosophies are open to the notion of God without truth, or to be more accurate, personal “spirituality” […]
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The war against truth is nothing new, of course. It began in the garden when the serpent said to the woman, “Has God indeed said . . . ?” (Genesis […]
Quote of the Day September 24, 2010
Love is internal, not external. There can be external manifesta, tions, but love itself will always be an internal factor. Coveting is always internal; the external manifestation is result. We […]
Quote of the Day August 31, 2010
Our Lord forewarned us that false Christs should come. Mostly we think of these as coming from the outside, but we should remem, ber that they may also arise within […]
Quote of the Day August 5, 2010
“He who begins with loving his own view of truth more than the truth itself, will end in loving his own denomination more than Christ, and ultimately in loving himself […]
Quote of the Day October 2, 2010
A path to a close daily walk with God, ““ step by step, with circumspect vigilance, conduct and even motive are watched and weighed in God’s own balances. “˜George Muller […]
Quote of the Day August 4, 2010
People are more inclined to say, “Listen, Lord, for your servant is speaking,” than “Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.” Anonymous
Quote of the Day September 28, 2010
A great statesman made a speech that turned the tide in national affairs. “May I ask how long it took you to prepare that speech?” asked an admirer. “All my […]
Quote of the Day August 27, 2010
Of all forms of deception self-deception is the most deadly, and of all deceived persons the self-deceived are the least likely to discover the fraud. (A.W.Tozer – An Anthology pg […]