Thoughts to Ponder in Your Walk with the Lord
READ, LINGER, PROCESS…
These days, it is culture that raises children, not the childrens’ parents. Social media directs their path and conditions their attitudes and belief systems to worldly from godly.
The problems of men and nations result from a corrupt human nature; turn back to God, world.
The type of affirmation that mankind needs comes not from the world, which is never satisfying, never fulfilled by the world, but must come from God through Christ Jesus.
What a joyful privilege to represent Christ on earth during His absence.
History is the scroll of time, rolling out. The Bible is the writing on the scroll.
All things must be fulfilled which are written in The Book (Romans 1:18-20).
God created us to have a relationship with Him, but He gave us the gift of choice—our option.
Quotes I love from Scripture:
“When the time was full (or ‘became full’).”
“It is written…”
“I am that I am.”
“You will call His name Emmanuel–God with us.”
“Come unto Me.”
“It is finished.”
God executes His Word. The Old Testament reveals the constant faithfulness of God, and the constant unfaithfulness of man.
Respect God. He is faithful. God will execute His Word.
Legislation cannot solve the problems of human nature, only regeneration can provide the solutions to the problems of society.
When we live independently from God, we are far from being “independent.” Instead, we become willing victims, even a slave to our own flesh, the world, and the devil.
Like candle wax, without Christ, souls melt in their own fire.
Sharper than the devil’s fork is a disrespectful, thankless child.
If I had 1000 children, the first principle I would teach them is Christ crucified on their cross.
There is unknown power and peace in the enjoyment of hope.
Silence is the herald of peace, the voice of wisdom.
I do not see life as a stage of players. I see life as opportunity—make of it what you will.
Life to me is not a walk in shadow. It is meant to be a walk through fields of grace.
The web of life is a mosaic of wonder.
All quotes are by C. S. Craig unless otherwise indicated.