I will venture to assure you, that though you will possess a more stable peace, in proportion as the Lord enables you to live more simply upon the blood, righteousness, and grace of the Mediator, you will never grow into a better opinion of yourself than you have at present. The nearer you are brought to Him, the quicker sense you will have of your continual need of Him, and thereby your admiration of His power, love, and compassion will increase likewise from year to year. --John Newton
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
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- Back from Greece
- Keller, One Thing, and Heart Idolatry
- The Center for Parent & Youth Understanding
- Luther on Psalms
- No bargaining with God
- Report from Va. Tech Minister
- a little help for my friends
- What solemn tidings reach our ears!
- virginia tech... where is God?
- Summer Psalms
- Quick, what is the Bible about?
- link to John Newton Letters for purchase
- Clara Driebe's Dad is Home
- quiet time guide
- People do not drift toward holiness.
- Your Beloved Needs You Now
- How Temptations Show Us Christ
- Off to Presbytery
- Burdened by sin, rest in Christ
- What is Meditative Prayer?
- What does Christian growth look like?
- Letters from an old friend, strength in trials
- A Life Less Petty
- Former Felon comments on Resurrection
- Make a Playdough Mountain
- To put it bluntly
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