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At 6:48am on May 2, 2015, thewatchman said…

One touch of Christ is worth a lifetime of struggling.

~A.B. Simpson~

At 3:25pm on April 28, 2015, ribbon said…

Ok ....

At 6:06pm on April 26, 2015, ribbon said…

I get so used to seeing people around on the site  and then when it seems they stop posting for a few days I get all worried. I haven't seen you posting. I hope you aren't feeling puny.  I should stop by more often ..... I just don't, but I do care for you and others here. I stopped here on your page also to say I love you. I am hoping to see you sometime in the hangout studies. <3

At 2:09pm on April 23, 2015, ribbon said…

<3

At 10:15pm on April 21, 2015, ribbon said…

Hello, stopping by to say hey, so, hey. :-). 

At 4:55pm on April 11, 2015, thewatchman said…

Our Lord Jesus looked after the rich young ruler as he walked away, but He did not follow him or attempt to coerce him. The dignity of the young man's humanity forbade that his choices should be made for him by another. To remain a man he must make his own moral choices; and Christ knew this and permitted him to go his own chosen way. If his human choice took him at last to hell, at least he went there a man; and it is better for the moral universe that he should do so than that he should be jockeyed to a heaven he did not choose, a soulless, will-less automaton. God will take nine steps toward us, but He will not take the tenth. He will incline us to repent, but He cannot do our repenting for us. It is of the essence of repentance that it can only be done by the one who committed the act to be repented of. God can wait on the sinning man; He can withhold judgment; He can exercise long-suffering to the point where He appears "lax" in His judicial administration; but He cannot force a man to repent. To do this would be to violate the man's freedom and void the gift God originally bestowed upon him. Where there is no freedom of choice there can be neither sin nor righteousness, because it is of the nature of both that they be voluntary. However good an act may be, it is not good if it is imposed from without. The act of imposition destroys the moral content of the act and renders it null and void.

At 10:35am on April 5, 2015, thewatchman said…

Rightly understood, faith is not a substitute for moral conduct but a means toward it. The tree does not serve in lieu of fruit but as an agent by which fruit is secured. Fruit, not trees, is the end God has in mind in yonder orchard; so Christlike conduct is the end of Christian faith. To oppose faith to works is to make the fruit the enemy to the tree; yet that is exactly what we have managed to do. And the consequences have been disastrous. 
A miscalculation in laying the foundation of a building will throw the whole superstructure out of plumb, and the error that gave us faith as a substitute for action instead of faith in action has raised up in our day unsymmetrical and ugly temples of which we may well be ashamed, and for which we shall surely give a strict account in the day when Christ judges the secrets of our hearts.

~A.W. TOZER~

At 8:02pm on April 4, 2015, thewatchman said…

Are we raising a whole generation of young men and women without any sensitivity to the voice of God's Holy Spirit? I am on record, and I will be as long as I live, that I would rather lose a leg and hobble along throughout the rest of my life than to lose my sensitivity to God and to His voice and to spiritual things! Oh, how I want to keep that sensitivity within me-within my soul! I am thinking about a great throng of men and women raised in Christian homes. They have been brought up in Sunday school. They probably cut their first baby tooth on the edge of a hymn book when the mother was not watching. Still, to this day, they are not right with God. Some have made a kind of profession but have never been able to delight themselves in the Lord. The reason? They have lost sensitivity to the message and the voice of God. If the Holy Spirit cannot move something within their beings every day they are not going to be effective Christians-if they are Christians at all! A.W. TOZER

At 2:14pm on March 29, 2015, Tammy said…

Having a bad day? Wanted to share this oldie with you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdK-HUK6OhE

At 8:47pm on March 28, 2015, thewatchman said…

John 15:19 , 17:14-16 I Cor 2:12

In this world there are two kingdoms, contending for the master. Each kingdom has its animating spirit, in which its strength lies, by which all it does is guided, and through which it holds rule among men. Everything we are or do derives its character and its worth in the sight of God from the spirit in which it is done. This spirit is in each kingdom, not a blind force or an unconscious tendency, but an intelligent power working towards a definite goal. The spirit of the world and the god of this world hold rule over every child of Adam. The spirit which is of God is the power of the living God, working as a divine life in the hearts of those who have received him.

The terrible sin of the fall consisted in this: that man chose the visible, that which this world offered of beauty, and enjoyment, and wisdom, in preference to the unseen, spiritual good of God’s will and favor. And the ruin and punishment of the fall is that man became subject to the power of the seen and temporal, that worldliness became a second nature to him, so that this world was nearer, and clearer to him, and affected him far more than the God of all glory and blessedness, who had created him.

However little it may be thought or taught, the greatest danger to a child of god is from the spirit of this world secretly and unconsciously influencing his judgment and conduct. And one of his greatest needs is to have his eyes opened to see what the world and its spirit is, and how nothing can free him from it but being entirely possessed by the Spirit of God.

(Excerpted from The Coming Revival, by Andrew Murray , pg. 25).

http://www.sermonindex.net/modules/articles/index.php?view=article&aid=28674

At 10:15pm on March 26, 2015, ribbon said…

I was hoping to see you in the hangout tonight. (((((( Jane <3 ))))))) Hopefully you can make other ones. I think I am just going to sit out until the next day though. But I can see yall on aag the next day..  love to you

At 1:09pm on March 25, 2015, thewatchman said…

"David Hume, who was a Deist, didn't believe in any inspiration or revelation or the Son of God or in the Bible. About five o'clock one morning, he was going down the street in London. He came around the corner and went straight into the hands of another man who said, "Why aren't you David Hume?" "Yes.'' "Where are you at this early hour ?" "I'm going to hear George Whitfield preach," replied Hume. "You don't believe a word Whitfield preaches," said the man. "No," Hume answered, "but he does!" Even the Deists knew when a man is not just talking theology."

~Leonard Ravenhill~

At 7:21pm on March 23, 2015, thewatchman said…

Jeremiah 26:1-6

 1In the beginning of the reign of Jehoiakim the son of Josiah, king of Judah, this word came from the LORD, saying,2“Thus says the LORD, ‘Stand in the court of the LORD’S house, and speak to all the cities of Judah who have come to worship in the LORD’S house all the words that I have commanded you to speak to them. Do not omit a word! 3‘Perhaps they will listen and everyone will turn from his evil way, that I may repent of the calamity which I am planning to do to them because of the evil of their deeds.’ 4“And you will say to them, ‘Thus says the LORD, “If you will not listen to Me, to walk in My law which I have set before you, 5to listen to the words of My servants the prophets, whom I have been sending to you again and again, but you have not listened; 6then I will make this house like Shiloh, and this city I will make a curse to all the nations of the earth.”’”

At 7:19am on March 22, 2015, thewatchman said…

FRIENDS, Every particular, mind that, which is pure of God in you, to guide you up to God, and to keep you in the Fear of the Lord, that ye may receive Refreshment from God alone in your selves, and grow up in the Inward Man, nourished and strengthened by that which is Immortal. . . . And delight in that, which . . . Judges that which is contrary to God, and be Obedient to that which is Pure; so ye will see the Lord God present with you, a daily Help, his Hand always ordering of you, and as a Shepherd always keeping the Dogs from his Lambs, whom he feeds in Green Pastures, and waters with his heavenly Dew of Mercy, who makes them all fruitful. The Cry of Want and Poverty shall be no more heard in the Land of the Living, but Joy, Gladness and Plenty. . . .  ~George Fox~
http://www.sermonindex.net/modules/articles/index.php?view=article&aid=30124

At 12:58pm on March 19, 2015, David Moxon said…

jesus Christ breath of God in the microphone is just an examplination of gods healing when he said the breath of God brought dead bones to life is just an expression of the holy spirit.

                                 Amen

At 7:00pm on March 18, 2015, David Velasquez said…

Much love back to you from the your family in Christ. If we live close by, you would be welcome in my home any time beloved. 

My Lord bless you and keep you.

Your note placed a smile on my face. 

At 5:19pm on March 6, 2015, thewatchman said…

“Jesus Christ came not to condemn you but to save you, knowing your name, knowing all about you, knowing your weight right now, knowing your age, knowing what you do, knowing where you live, knowing what you ate for supper and what you will eat for breakfast, where you will sleep tonight, how much your clothing cost, who your parents were. He knows you individually as though there were not another person in the entire world. He died for you as certainly as if you had been the only lost one. He knows the worst about you and is the One who loves you the most. 
If you are out of the fold and away from God, put your name in the words of John 3:16 and say, “Lord, it is I. I’m the cause and reason why Thou didst on earth come to die.” That kind of positive, personal faith and a personal Redeemer is what saves you. If you will just rush in there, you do not have to know all the theology and all the right words. You can say, “I am the one He came to die for.” Write it down in your heart and say, “Jesus, this is me—Thee and me,” as though there were no others. Have that kind of personalized belief in a personal Lord and Savior.” 
― A.W. TozerAnd He Dwelt Among Us: Teachings from the Gospel of John

At 5:13am on March 2, 2015, thewatchman said…

Begin the day with God!
He is thy Sun and Day!
His is the radiance of thy dawn;
To Him address thy lay.
Sing a new song at morn!
Join the glad woods and hills;
Join the fresh winds and seas and plains,
Join the bright flowers and rills.
Sing thy first song to God!
Not to thy fellow men;
Not to the creatures of His hand,
But to the glorious One.
Take thy first walk with God!
Let Him go forth with thee;
By stream, or sea, or mountain path,
Seek still His company.
Thy first transaction be
With God Himself above;
So shall thy business prosper well,

And all the day be love.
--Horatius Bonar

At 4:18am on March 1, 2015, thewatchman said…

Truth is a glorious but hard mistress. She never consults, bargains or compromises. 

~A. W. Tozer~

At 4:31pm on February 28, 2015, Tammy said…

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