Here's an interesting one!!
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This excellent book is a cascading waterfall of Christ-centred revelation.
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My latest, on the Church History Review.
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Found in London after his interview at @PremierRadio , one’s own father: @TerryVirgo !
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'Always decide to use humble love.'
- Fyodor Dostoevsky
(quoted in The Lost Art of Forgiving by Johann Christof Arnold)
I love this expression of kindness and care: After the BelgiumvUSA match, the Belgian Coach, Rudi Garcia reassured USA forward Folarin Balogun, 'It’s not his fault. He is not the one to blame, and I told him that.' #thisisgrace #Grace
‘What I need more than a reasonable explanation of why we feel so much pain is simple courage to put out my hand and walk hand in hand through the suffering with my divine Fellow Sufferer.’ Lewis Smedes, The Art of Forgiving
‘May the Lord answer us by fire, and may that fire fall first on the ministers, and then upon the people! We ask for the true Pentecostal flame, and not for sparks kindled by human passion.’ CH Spurgeon
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‘Don’t imagine I doubt for a moment that what God sends us must be sent in love and will all be for the best if we have grace to use it so. My mind doesn’t waver on this point; my feelings sometimes do.’ CS Lewis, personal letter
On this day, May 27 in 1654, John Calvin the foremost Bible teacher to have emerged at the time of the Reformation, died. And he made a proper Protestant's deathbed confession...
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‘It seems to me that the [churches] which teach the fullest and most dogmatic theory are precisely the ones that retain their people and make converts. While the liberalising and modernising ones lose ground every day.’ CS Lewis (1944) #church #churchgrowth #Bible
‘Forgiving is the only way to heal the wounds of a past we cannot change and cannot forget.’ Lewis Smedes
More wisdom from Watson, this time on prayer (from his excellent book, The Godly Man's Picture, written in 1666).
‘Forgiving does not remove our scars any more than a funeral takes away all of our grief.’ Lewis Smedes #forgiveness #forgive













