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Tag Archives: Works
More on, “What do we still have to do??”
Once you truly get hold of the reality that you will never be able to do enough to make God happy, then the truth of the gift of grace is staggering…. Continue reading
“Just carry on”….
“Just carry on” is one of the cards in The Oblique Strategies by Peter Schmidt and Brian Eno. Haven’t seen the set of cards, but I ran across this quote just now, and was surprised how a load suddenly felt … Continue reading
Quote on spiritual freedom…..
Here is a great quote on the sweetness of spiritual freedom from Chuck Swindoll, Grace Awakening, posted on “The Cult Next Door”. In response to those like Betty G. who would retort, “You just don’t want to be subject to … Continue reading
“We shall see Him as He is!”
The Internet Monk describes pretty well the prevailing concern of legalistic pastors over the dangers of ‘cheap grace’ (here, here and here). Betty G. once said to me, “If there weren’t the possibility of losing out on the inheritance, what … Continue reading
It’s not because we’ve run fast enough….
Joe Sperling posted this on the Assemblyboard: “So then it is not of him that willeth, nor of him that runneth, but of God that sheweth mercy”. (Rom. 9:16) I don’t know about you, but sometimes I have to stop … Continue reading
A different concept of God….
Here is a thought-provoking quote from iMonk Michael Spencer: || Why are Christians the most incomplete, frantic, “wretchedly urgent” and religiously imbalanced of human beings? Could it be that our conception of God is, “What can he do for me? … Continue reading
The Secret of the Abundant Christian Life
When I was in high school my mother (who was known as SisterMayo in the Assembly), developed a library for Fountain Avenue Baptist Church in Los Angeles. She and I had a great time discovering Christian books that were new … Continue reading
