I will borrow Andrew Davis’s method and simply give it to you as he gives it in his booklet. It’s the method I use. Sample daily procedure: The following is an example of how someone could go about memorizing Ephesians at the rate of one verse per day: 1) Day one: Read Ephesians 1:1 out…
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And it is my prayer that your love may abound more and more, with knowledge and all discernment, so that you may approve what is excellent, and so be pure and blameless for the day of Christ, filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ, to the glory and praise of God….
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It has become commonplace for church leaders to issue sweeping ‘declarations’ about what their congregants should expect in the coming year—often rebadged from previous years. This usually happens at the 31st December watchnight services—or at least that’s what they used to be called. Nowadays, they are called ‘Crossover’ (or even ‘Passover’) services. The implication is…
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Lot has a lot to teach us who would seek first the world and its comfort at the expense of conscience.
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Indeed, it is absolutely essential, after coming to faith in Christ, to be radically, deeply, experientially devoted—unshakably, unwaveringly persuaded—that reading and meditating on and understanding and memorizing and enjoying the Scriptures is absolutely essential for the Christian life.
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We prioritize daily Bible reading because without it we fail to achieve life’s great purpose: “to make God in Christ look magnificent—to make him look precious and valuable, to look like the supreme treasure that he is”.
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The rebel soul that once withstood
The Saviour’s kindest call,
Rejoices now, by grace subdued.
To serve him with her all.
David’s clinging to God is made possible—and sustained—by God’s unwavering grip on him. The reason David can hold fast is because God first holds him fast.
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Still today God speaks, although there is some disagreement in the church as to how he does so. The principal way in which God speaks to us today is through Scripture, as the church in every generation has recognized.
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New Year’s Eve. Growing up, this was the one day when Church meetings were full to overflowing. The services started at about 9pm, and were intended to last till just after midnight when we had been ushered into the New Year. Occasional church-goers would make it a point to not miss this one ceremony. It…
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