Charles Spurgeon
Prayer is breathing in the very air of Heaven; and praise is breathing it out again.
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Though waves and storms go o’er my head, Though strength and health and friends be gone, Though joys be withered all, and dead, Though every comfort be withdrawn, On this my steadfast soul relies,— Father! Thy mercy never dies. JOHANN A. ROTHE
Do You Think Before You Speak?
This quote reminded me of the day a teacher took a paper heart and violently crumpled into a tight wad in front of her class. Then she opened it back up and tried to smooth it out, but of course the wrinkles were still in the paper. She said, “You can never take back the…
Sir Isaac Newton
Venus Over the South Sister, Three Sisters, OR Born in 1643, Sir Isaac Newton was mathematician, physicist, astronomer, alchemist, and many people don’t realize, a theologian. He is most famously known for his work with gravity, laws of motion, and mathematics.
Be Just Like Jesus
Max Lucado Max Lucado is pastor of Oak Hills Church in San Antonio, Texas. He is also a speaker, and best-selling author. He shares a message for “the hurting, the guilty, the lonely, and the discouraged: God loves you; let him.”
Growth Requires Both the Sunshine and the Rain
We have only to be patient, to pray, and to do His will, according to our present light and strength, and the growth of the soul will go on. The plant grows in the mist and under clouds as truly as under sunshine. So does the heavenly principle within. W. E. CHANNING.
What is a Recipe for a Calm Heart?
Abide in me; o’ershadow by Thy love Each half-formed purpose and dark thought of sin; Quench, ere it rise, each selfish, low desire, And keep my soul as Thine, calm and divine. Harriet Beecher Stowe