The Father says, “All I have is thine.”

Perhaps this is one of the most tragic images one can find in the Bible. One of the most tragic coming out of the mouth of our dear Lord and King, in the parable of the "Prodigal Son". The tragedy however does not lie in whom the parable was most popularly named after, rather the greater tragedy is found in the elder brother of the house. How many of us have lived the same dark sonnets ...

“Son, Thou Art Ever With Me!”

What a great tragedy it is that most of us feel little peace, contentment and satisfaction in our being counted righteous in Christ, in our being accepted in Him. We shed little a tear. Our hearts scarcely feel any warmth in prayer. Our spirits little elated in beholding the glories of His grace. Why is it? Perhaps it is because we little realize the tremendous awe-inspiring reality of what it means to be declared adopted as ...

Begin Each Day in Fellowship with God

It is well known and taught all over evangelicalism that prayer matters, and that fellowship with our personal God and Savior is gravely important. And though it is a corollary in Christianity today communion with God is little explained. It is little taught to Christian men and women what it means to truly tarry before the Lord. Only a precious few truly understand what it means to come before God in utter surrender and dependence. In the place ...

The Disappearance of Self in the Vision That God is All!

I have read and studied many things on the subject of holiness, as well as the subject of humility. But in all honesty I have yet to read or hear anything that speaks and paints the issue in the most distinct of colors than the way Andrew Murray has done in this short piece. Reading the following article has reminded me and revealed to my eyes a greater vision of how wanting my soul is of ...