There is no Rock like our God! by James Smith, 1860
As creatures, we all need an object of trust, one on whom we can lean, one in whom we can confide, one to whom we may look for defense and safety. Every creature has some rock--some object of dependence and trust. For without this, there would be recklessness or...
Sanctification of the Spirit, by James Smith, 1858
Spirit of Jesus, sanctify us deeply and thoroughly–that we may be just like Jesus! Sanctify us by every trial, by every affliction, by every privilege, by every comfort!
Look up! A New Year’s Motto by James Smith,1865
We are entering a new year. We shall have new toils, new trials, new temptations, and new troubles. Therefore, let us seek grace and look up!
The Christmas Story in Poetic Verse, by Alvy E. Ford (1918-2005)
Share the Christmas story with the young and young-at-heart by sharing chapters of the Bible presented in poetic words.
The Gospel with Power, by J.C. Philpot, 1844
Most men’s religion is nothing else but “a round of forms.” Some have their doings, some have their doctrines, and others have their duties.
My Shield is God Most High! by James Smith, 1859
The privileges of the godly are many and great, but this is a special one.
Sola Scriptura — Scripture Alone! by J.C. Ryle, 1816-1900
Next to praying, there is nothing so important in practical religion as Bible reading.
What Did President Reagan Say About Racism, Marxism, and God?
What did President Reagan say about racism and Marxism? What vow did he confidently make on behalf of our nation? Watch now!
Glorify the Lord in the Fires of Affliction, by James Smith (1802-1862)
The fires are afflictions. And they are intended to try us, to purify us, and to endear the Lord Jesus to us.
How to Win Over Temptation, by David Wilkerson (1931-2011)
Power to not yield to temptation does not come from stuffing our minds with scripture verses, making vows, etc. From where does it come?
The Glorious Gospel of Christ! by James Smith, 1860
There is nothing more glorious than the good news that comes to those who belong to the Lord Jesus Christ.
The Spirit of God is in Us, Yet We Still Sin, by Charles Spurgeon
The believer is a new creature. The Spirit of God is in him, and in all respects he is far removed from the natural man…but still a sinner.
The Surpassing Love of Christ, by Alexander Smellie, 1907
Does not His wondrous love deserve my whole soul and body–all that I have and all that I am?
“The Love of God is Greater Far” by Frederick M. Lehman (1917)
The love of God is greater far, than tongue or pen can ever tell; it goes beyond the highest star, and reaches to the lowest hell. Read more.
We are saved by HOPE, by James Smith, 1862
The apostle Paul says, “We are saved by HOPE” (Romans 8:24) but not in the same sense as we are saved by faith.
My Support, by James Smith, 1859
“They attacked me at a moment when I was in distress, but the Lord was my support!” Psalm 18:18
The Consistent Christian, by William Secker, 1660
It is true that we have sin in us. That should make us sorrowful. It is true that we have a Savior for us. That should make us joyful.
Why did God permit David’s grievous sin? by Arthur Pink
David sinned grievously with Bathsheba. God could have stopped him, so why didn’t He? What can we learn from David’s sin?
Take Your Elim With You, by Alexander Smellie, 1907
In your pilgrim journey, hardship cannot be avoided. Yet, you can take your Elim with you through the great wilderness.
In Christ . . . all things have become new!”
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away, behold, all things have become new! 2 Corinthians 5:17 Matthew Henry (1662-1714) Christians are new creations. They have a new heart and new nature. So great is the change which the...
The Lord reigns! by William S. Plumer, 1867
“The Lord reigns! He is robed in majesty!” Psalm 93:1 “The Lord reigns! Let the nations tremble!” Psalm 99:1
A Lamb with a Wolf’s Head; a Dove with a Vulture’s Beak, by J.A. James, 1822
Christians should excel in the manifestation of Christ’s character. The mind which was in Jesus should be in them.
Behold, all things have become new! by Albert Barnes (1798-1870)
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new!" 2 Corinthians 5:17 1. "He is a new creation" In the conversion of a sinner, a change is produced so great as to make it proper to say that he is...
The Stream of Time that Leads to the Ocean of Eternity! by William Nicholson, 1862
How short-lived is the glory of your physical nature! The wind of sickness, or cares, or toil, or old age, will pass over them.
This is What He Promised Us, by William Nicholson, 1862
This poor world is full of sin, sorrow, pain, and death. If we had this life only, we would be most miserable. But the Christian has more!
No event is so important as death! By William Nicholson, 1862
Death is sure to come. Nothing can prevent it. Every expedient has been tried, but there can be no discharge in this war.
The Brightest Ornament of Human Nature – a letter from John Newton
The words of John Newton, regarding idleness and sin, were written in a letter to his 13-year-old adopted daughter, who was away at school.
Who Was John Newton? What’s the Story Behind “Amazing Grace”
John Newton was the captain of slave ships and an investor in the slave trade. Later in life, He was converted and became an Anglican priest and an abolitionist.
Fear Not! I will strengthen you! by George Mylne, 1854
Powerless believer, “Fear not!” You have a war to wage and a race to run; an enemy to watch and a victory to gain.
Who Was Robert Robinson? What’s the Story Behind “Come Thou Fount”
Robert Robinson wrote “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing,” at age 22 after converting to Methodism. But what’s the rest of his story?