Always in God's Hands: Day by Day in the Company of Jonathan Edwards
Owen Strachan
Top 10 Best Quotes
“You can never think too much of God, too much of Jesus, and too much of heaven.”
“When God gives us eyes to see the beauty of Christ, we are humbled to the dust.”
“Whatever we are deprived of, no one can rip Christ away from us.”
“We mustn’t downplay the importance of prayer. It is even more important than action.”
“We have no claim on God; we have no right to demand gifts from his hand. But his hand, we find, is always full, and always reaching out to us, always giving us what we do not merit and could never earn.”
“Though the sinful human heart despises the things of God, we know that God’s mercy and grace are worth sharing.”
“The world is not a neutral place. It is the site of a great war for souls between God and the devil. But the fight is not on equal terms. The Lord is awesome in strength, “mighty against his foes.” When he joins the battle, the battle is over.”
“The work that we have to do to prepare for eternity must be done in time, or it never can be done.”
“The saints are said to live by Christ living in them (Galatians 2:20). Christ by his Spirit not only is in them, but lives in them; and so that they live by his life; so is his Spirit united to them, as a principle of life in them; they don’t only drink living water, but this living water becomes a well or fountain of water, in the soul, springing up into spiritual and everlasting life (John 4:14), and thus becomes a principle of life in them. RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS, 1746”
“The miracle of Christianity is that no one is beyond the reach of God. Such a location on earth, whether physical or spiritual, simply does not exist.”
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