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August 29th. SUBLIME INTIMACY Said I not unto thee, that, if thou wouldest believe, thou shouldest see the glory of God?” John 11:40 Every time you venture out in the life of faith, you will find something in your common-sense circumstances that flatly contradicts your faith. Common sense is not faith, and [..more..] My Utmost For His Highest July 29th WHAT DO YOU SEE IN YOUR CLOUDS? “Behold, He cometh with clouds.” Revelation 1:7 In the Bible clouds are always connected with God. Clouds are those sorrows or sufferings or providences, within or without our personal lives, which seem to dispute the rule of God. It [..more..] EMANCIPATION (London, December 29, 1893) Away from the world and the cruel, Away from the day and its strife; [..more..] I came upon this wonderful piece on David Wilkerson’s blog. In this day of church where there is so much pressure on so many people to be “doing, doing, doing” for others, brother David shares so eloquently that the first ministering we are called to is not for others, but for the Lord Himself [..more..]
Oswald Chambers wrote this in 1901 at Kirn, Scotland. When you read the poems at Kirn, compared to the poems before Kirn, there is a marked difference in the tone. At the end of his collection of poems, he states that in 1901, he gave himself and his life fully consecrated [..more..]
Ever felt yourself falling into an abyss spiritually? Where you realise for the first time that you cannot make yourself holy, that you cannot create a reality with God, that you cannot bring any revelation from Him and that your chances of hitting the bottom are pretty certain, unless He [..more..] SHALL I ROUSE MYSELF UP TO THIS? “Perfecting holiness in the fear of God.” 2 Corinthians 7:1 “Having therefore these promises.” I claim the fulfilment of God’s promises, and rightly, but that is only the human side; the Divine side is that through the promises I recognize God’s claim on me. For instance, am I [..more..]
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