A mysterious exchange
“When we are united to Christ a mysterious exchange takes place: he took our curse, so that we may receive…
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We are our secrets
O. Hobart Mowrer, in the course of his service as a psychologist, set himself to understand more deeply our hollowed-out…
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Tozer: pathways into revival
1. Get thoroughly dissatisfied with yourself. Complacency is the deadly enemy of spiritual progress. . . . When speaking of earthly…
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Stay on the anvil
When God wants to drill a man And thrill a man And skill a man When God wants to mold…
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Blunt Belloc
“We sit by and watch the Barbarian. We tolerate him. In the long stretches of peace we are not afraid. …
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The ministry of advocacy
In a blog post entitled “4 Types of Mercy”, Matt Perman proposes that four mercies are to be discerned in…
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A legacy worth leaving
The following is a letter my dad wrote several years before his death, which he left in his desk, where…
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Praying might make things worse — at first
“It is very apparent from the Word of God that he is wont often to try the faith and patience…
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No virtue without a miracle
“Walking around St James’s Park I thought intensely of the difference between Tolstoy and St Augustine. Tolstoy tried to achieve…
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Seven ways we can guard and repair relationships
1. Let’s rejoice in one another, because the Lord rejoices in us. Psalm 16:3 sets the overall tone: “As for…
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Most of Life Is Waiting
I wish someone had told me. Looking back now, I wish an older lady had sat me down and told…
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