“The Lord gets His best soldiers out of the highlands of affliction.” — C.H. Spurgeon
(courtesy of preacher Al Hughes)
“The Lord gets His best soldiers out of the highlands of affliction.” — C.H. Spurgeon
(courtesy of preacher Al Hughes)
The path of least resistance is what makes rivers, and men, crooked.
— Preacher Al Hughes
A friend sees a person, not as he is, but as God intends for him to be.
(from the Friday Church News Notes, July 29, 2011, www.wayoflife.org fbns@wayoflife.org, 866-295-4143)
10. I was taken to too many games by my parents when I was a kid.
9. I suspect that I was sitting next to some hypocrites because instead of paying attention to the game, they came to see their friends and talked the whole time.
8. It seems the games are always scheduled when I want to do other things, like go to church.
7. The band played numbers I’d never heard before and not the good ol’ fight songs.
6. I went to a lot of games but the coach never bothered to thank me.
5. The referees made decisions I couldn’t agree with.
4. Often the game goes into overtime or extra innings and I would be late getting home.
3. The seats were too hard and uncomfortable.
2. The people I sat next to didn’t seem friendly.
1. Every time I went, they asked for money!
Prayer: “Lord, may my life today make You look good.”
Three things that keep people from God: (1) Pride—Thinking I don’t need Him; (2) Sin; (3) Haste—Too busy for Him.
Sometimes the fruit of your faith is measured not so much by what God does through you as by what God does in you.
“I can safely say, on the authority of all that is revealed in the Word of God, that any man or woman on this earth who is bored and turned off by worship is not ready for heaven.” —A.W Tozer