Remember that man’s life does
not consist in what he has, but in what he is. Serve Jesus and the church. Oh,
let not the best years of your life be years in which you have little communion
with God, and in which you do little for Christ! ‘Lay up for yourselves
treasures in heaven.’ Let not your biography be summed up: ‘He turned to God in
his youth, he then became lukewarm, being engrossed in the cares and the
business and the social demands of the world, and a short time before his death
he saw his mistake, and felt that one thing was needful. For years his
spiritual life was barely sustained by the prayers of friends and the weekly
services of the sanctuary. He might have been a pillar in the church, but he
was only a weight.’ This be far from you. Oh, serve the Lord with gladness, be
strong, quit yourselves like men, and abound in the work of the Lord. ‘Draw
nigh to God’ (Adolph Saphir).
Thursday, 31 January 2013
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Book Reviews
- Charles E. Hill, Who Chose the Gospels?,
- Iain H Murray – Archibald G. Brown
- Derek Tidball (2011), Preacher, Keep Yourself from Idols, IVP, 200pp.
- Paul David Tripp (2012), Dangerous Calling (The Unique Challenges of Pastoral Ministry), IVP
- Entrusted with the Gospel (2010), edited by D. A. Carson, IVP, 150 pages
- The Hidden Life of Prayer – David McIntyre
- Singing the Songs of Jesus (Revisiting the Psalms), Michael Lefebvre, Christian Focus, 2010.
- Alan E. Johnson - 1 Corinthians
- The Renewed Pastor (2012), edited by Melvin Tinker, Mentor, 264pp.
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