Written by Walter Lanyon: YOU sent that letter this morning, didn’t you? You carefully wrote it, addressed and sealed it, and then you dropped it in the box. You didn’t have a string tied to it, did you? No, you just dropped it in the box and went on your way. You didn’t think that…
Guilt is like a plague. It causes us to react to it and say: “I cannot be guilty of anything lest I be crushed and destroyed. Therefore I must guard against it by being ready to throw it off at every turn. I will examine every event and motive of everyone to be certain that…
It is commonly said that “Jesus died to forgive your sin,” but why do I care? What does that mean today? In a society where Jesus increasingly seems irrelevant, what does it mean that Jesus took my sin? The Bible teaches us that death, sickness (slow death), poverty, and every kind of evil came into…
When we encounter problems in this life, most often we just need to look at Jesus, resting in His ability to complete what He has begun in us, taking our eyes off of ourselves and our own problems.
As I see it, we have this incredible Power Source within us – the Spirit of God- constantly renewing, energizing, supplying, permeating – ALL we need to sustain us in every way. He is the only REAL RESOURCE! Sustaining all by the word of His power.
God paints a wonderful description of a spiritual bridge to the “Land of Plenty”, where your heart’s desires are fulfilled already.
Hudson Taylor explains to his children that Jesus will take care of them moment by moment.
Today we will finish the article we began yesterday, enjoy… Jesus, too, said the answer existed before the problem, – “Before you ask, I will answer, and while you are yet speaking, I shall give it unto you”, – and again, “Thank you, Father, I knew that this was done”, – in this latter instance,…
This post is from an author named Walter Lanyon. He lived and worked in the early to mid nineteen hundreds. He was a prolific author of spiritual books, and plays, and I believe that Mr. Lanyon was also a painter. He lived His life for God, a most admirable conquest. Thank you, Mr. Lanyon. In…