The LORD will happiness divine On contrite hearts bestow: Then tell me, gracious GOD, is mine A contrite heart, or no? I hear, but seem to hear in vain, Insensible as steel; If ought is felt, ’tis only pain,… Continue Reading
John Newton writes a sketch of the believer’s temper. The entire letter is worthy of your consideration but I though this particularly helpful: Satan will not often tempt a believer to gross crimes—our greatest snares and sorest conflicts are usually… Continue Reading
I recently had the opportunity to go back to Missouri for a quick visit with my family. During that visit my dad showed me a newspaper listing the upcoming court docket. You know that boring page about property exchanges, boring… Continue Reading
John Newton answers a question about 1 John 5:10. This is his conclusion: …the hope of a believer is built upon a foundation that cannot be shaken, though it may and will be assaulted. It does not depend upon occasional… Continue Reading