Bite-Sized Gospel
Lessons from the letter to the Romans
If a man’s heart goes out in love and submission to him, Jesus is for him salvation. If a man’s heart is entirely unmoved or angrily
rebellious, Jesus is for him condemnation.
The Christian must know not only Christ the martyr; he must know Christ the victor too.
Not only God, but also our fellow men, must know what side we are on. It is the paradox of the human situation that God is in control and yet the human will is free.
No church or nation is saved en masse. A man must give his own heart and surrender his own life to God.
The Jewish faith is the root from which Christianity grew.
It was not the wrath of God that was pursuing men, but the love of God which was tracking them down. In many times in life there is nothing left to say but “I cannot grasp thy mind, but with my whole heart I trust thy love. Thy will be done”
Real worship is the offering of every moment and every action to God. The efficiency of the life of the universe depends on the humblest creatures.
There are three things which cannot come back – the spent arrow, the spoken word and the lost opportunity.
Trisch