The Use of “Law” in Romans
Whe law of God commands us to do what we cannot do in ourselves, condones nothing of our failure, commends itself to our conscience, but condemns us before God. O praise Him for His matchless grace! One cannot travel far along...
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Why Pray When I Can Worry?
If God knows everything before we ask, what is the point of praying? Surely He isn’t waiting for us to inform Him of the need. The title for this editorial is more clever than any I could come up with. It...
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The Sin of all Sins
Why then would we see this cry of David’s as anything other than a further attempt by his bad conscience to minimize his many sins by rolling them all into one? A couple of years ago, I submitted an article to...
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Assembly Prayer Meetings
What would you think if a young man in your assembly made the suggestion that there be a second prayer meeting weekly? Let’s be honest—most churches have a significantly lower percentage of people attending the prayer meeting than any other...
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The Ministry of Worship
The highest form of worship is concerned not with what God has done for us, but with who He is in Himself. The highest, the holiest, the most sublime ministry of the church is the ministry of worship. God has given...
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Confession
When we refuse to agree with God that we have sinned, we experience the barrenness which David experienced until he confessed his sins to God. Prayer must be listed as one of the key priorities in the believer’s life. I vividly...
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Effective Prayer
No request is too great and no detail is too small for our Lord. What weapon does a believer wield that is more powerful than prayer? Yet, somehow we tend to overlook prayer’s potency. We treat it as our last option,...
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The Lord’s Prayer
We are on holy ground—the outpouring of the heart of the Son of God to His Father on His way to Calvary. John chapter seventeen is one of the few prayers of our Lord that we have recorded in its entirety....
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