Our God – the God manifested in the Bible and especially in Deuteronomy – is a righteous, holy, faithful, loving, and gracious God, and He is also very fine, tender, considerate, and sympathetic; what a God we have! If we read this wonderful book, Deuteronomy, we see that our God is both a God of […]
God is Faithful and Loving: He’s Faithful in His Word and He Loves and Disciplines us
March 7, 2020 by Leave a Comment
The Building up of the Church as the Body of Christ is by the Mingling of God and Man
January 21, 2015 by 1 Comment
The growth of the Body of Christ depends on the growth of God in all the members of the Body; the Body grows with the growth of God. All the Body causes the growth of the Body by the joints of rich supply and the operation in the measure of each one part (Eph. 4:16). […]
Seeing that We are Under the Discipline of the Holy Spirit for our Transformation
September 10, 2014 by 5 Comments
In our prayerful study of the book of Genesis we can see that in the life and experience of Jacob he had a lot of God’s dealings. Jacob was a supplanter, trying to get what he wants by tricking others into doing things they later regretted, but God was working behind the scenes by sovereignly […]
being transformed in life by God’s everlasting and unchanging love for us
September 1, 2012 by 1 Comment
In the Minor Prophets and in the whole Bible we see a universal principle – the principle of restoration. On the one hand, God wants to restore the fallen and corrupted universe back to Himself, and He wants to recover the earth including His people Israel. On the other hand, God wants to have a […]
The Lord arranges everything in our environment to turn our heart to Him and to transform us
April 26, 2010 by 11 Comments
One of my favorite songs begins with “There are times in my life when my heart is embittered, there are questions unanswered, yet You are drawing me to enter into Your blessed sanctuary…”, and ends with “let each experience constitute me, so Your life I’ll display in every way”. We, as Christians (and especially as […]
