The Christian's heaviest burden
(Arthur Pink, "An Honest Heart")
"Behold, I am vile!" Job 40:4
Sin is the Christian's heaviest
burden--and his greatest grief.
"We are lying if we say we have fellowship
with God--but go on living in darkness."
1 John 1:6
Repentance is not only a sorrowing for
sin--but also a turning away from it;
the throwing down of the weapons of
our warfare against God.
If we truly love God, we will . . .
forsake our sins,
abandon our idols
and mortify our lusts.
An honest soul cannot do otherwise;
anything short of that would be hypocrisy.
The upright man is the one who "fears
God--and turns away from evil." Job 1:8
Thomas Watson said:
"It is better to go to Heaven with much difficulty than to Hell with ease."
About that Missing Blogpost....
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A note from Dan Phillips
After about seven years without a post, I posted a copy of a letter I sent
to the congregation I serve in Houston, Texas. I wanted...
10 months ago
1 comment:
you like Pink? I just finished his Attributes of God. Quite good stuff ;) Let me know if you'd like to borrow it!
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