Thoughts to Ponder in Your Walk with the Lord (Part Ten)

Thoughts to Ponder in Your Walk with the Lord

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It is only the splendor of God’s glory-light that prevents our seeing Him. Lord, take the veil from our eyes. Take the vileness from our hearts. Open our spiritual eyes that we may see you in all your Shekinah glory.


There is no such thing as “sacred secularism”—mutually exclusive ways of life must be separated.


Humanism is all about the self and “I determine my own truth” or “I did it my way.”


Christ leads us into every situation in life so we can take Him into every situation in life, everywhere we go.


Divine grace is only administered through divine justice, not through divine law. All of God’s divine attributes are filtered through the justice of God.


The devil robs hope from us.


When you lose your vision for the future, you will turn to the past, or to addiction.


God is my God and never will I hear or say anything more divine.


In all circumstances, God has a plan for you.


Thinking must be in concert with thought.


It is the fortuities of life that shock us to attention, remind us of our frailty, and renew our wonder at the mysteries of life.


The same power that raised Christ from the dead dwells… in us—the Holy Spirit.


Anger slays whomever it possesses.

Hate turns against its possessor.

Jealousy kills the life of love.

Lust burns the flesh to coals of death.

Bitterness turns light to darkness.

In death, the wicked cease from raging.

Death is so final, so unexpected, so helpless.

Death is conscious of its bliss or its misery.

Taken and condensed from the Book of Job.


Hell is the place of darkness, of shadows without order—chaotic. A place of utter gloom—despair, where terror goes beyond sanity. When sanity leaves, where does it go? Now we know.


I must consider the self as the enemy of life, thinking, and action.


Reality is but a material reflection of the transparent reality, which is truth—Divine Truth.


Life is our struggle to comprehend the divine in a world of self.


All quotes are by C. S. Craig unless otherwise indicated.

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