A sinner’s peace cannot come from himself, nor from the knowledge of himself, nor from thinking about his own acts and feelings, nor from the consciousness of any amendment of his old self. Whence, then,

It is the most sweet and comfortable knowledge; to be studying Jesus Christ, what is it but to be digging among all the veins and springs of comfort? And the deeper you dig, the more do these springs flow

That only is worth my having which I can have forever. That only is worth my grasping which death cannot tear out of my hand. C.H. Spurgeon Today's quote is from Charles Haddon Spurgeon (The Prince of

My warrant is the Word of God-- Naught else is worth believing. Though all my heart should feel condemned For want of some sweet token, There is One greater than my heart Whose Word cannot be broken. I'll

The Christian believes that in Christ he has died, yet he is more alive than before and he fully expects to live forever. He walks on earth while seated in heaven and though born on earth He finds that

The Church Fathers, generally influential Christians, some eminent teachers and preachers of old who took the world for God with the power of the Holy Spirit and the word of God. Today though they might

IT IS A THIN AND RATHER SMOOTH COIN of common knowledge that the human race has lost its symmetry and tends to be lopsided in almost everything it is and does. Religious philosophers have recognized this