There is nothing more important to learn about Christian growth than this: Growing in grace means becoming like Christ.

Until we acknowledge our sin and guilt, we will never come to discover that it can be forgiven.

My security as a Christian does not reside in the strength of my faith but in the indestructibili ty of my Savior.

For worship is, essentially, the reverse of sin. Sin began (and begins) when we succumb to the temptation, "You shall be as gods." We make ourselves the center of the universe and dethrone God. By contrast, worship is giving God his true worth; it is acknowledging Him to be the Lord of all things, and the Lord of everything in our lives. He is, indeed, the Most High God!

Secular humanism debases the human.

Without the spirit of the Lord Jesus, we will look upon 'the least of these' simply as the least.

I've often reflected on the rather obvious thought that when his disciples were about to have the world collapse in on them, our Lord spent so much time in the Upper Room speaking to them about the mystery of the Trinity. If anything could underline the necessity of Trinitarianism for practical Christianity, that must surely be it!