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The Believer's Daily Remembrancer
by Rev. James Smith
"I am the bread of life."
– John 6:35
Jesus proposeth Himself to be our daily sustenance--we need bread for the soul as well as the body. In Jesus is all we need to refresh, strengthen, and satisfy us; but He must be received by faith. He must be daily received. Feeding upon Jesus yesterday will not do for today. We must go to Him afresh this morning. He presents Himself; He says, "Eat, O friends; yea, satisfy yourselves, O my beloved." If the Holy Spirit has given us a spiritual appetite, if we are hungering after righteousness, Jesus, and Jesus only will satisfy us; and we are heartily welcome to live upon Him. Let us set Him before us many times in the day; let us endeavour to feed upon Him; and if we feel weak, faint, or weary, let us make use of this life-giving bread; and let us ever retain the sweet assurance, that if we feed on Jesus we shall live by Him, and have eternal life. Beloved, if you can make a living of anything but Jesus; or if Jesus is not enough in your estimation, you are either in a carnal, or an unhealthy state of soul. Jesus only is THE BREAD OF LIFE: THE BREAD WHICH CAME DOWN FROM HEAVEN!
Jesus, Thou art the living bread
By which our needy souls are fed,
In Thee alone thy children find
Enough to fill the empty mind;
O let me evermore be fed
With this divine, celestial bread!
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"We need not only elders who are biblically qualified but also elders who stand up for the truth by confronting false teaching. Churches are called not only to proclaim the truth but also to expose false teaching."
– Kenneth Mbugua
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by Le Ann Trees | “Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap” (Gal. 6:7).
If people reap what they sow, why do we see so many instances where justice isn’t carried out in this world? The principle of karma has an answer for this dilemma: people will eventually be paid back with good or evil in future reincarnations for the deeds they have done in the past…
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Susannah Spurgeon experienced both tremendous joys and agonizing suffering throughout her life, but the legacy she left behind testifies to her ultimate hope in the Lord and her undying faithfulness to her husband. She lived a life of service and devotion to God and her husband, and was ever his constant encourager and source of both incredible joy and comfort. Thought she was often incredibly ill and spent many years as an invalid, she remained steadfast in trusting the Lord and His sovereign plan in all things and sought to serve both in her own home and church body. Mrs. Spurgeon should serve as a beautiful example of a joy-filled life that was grounded in the truth of God’s word and dedicated to pursuing good works…
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