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@VictoryinJesus Great passage there!

Ty @Pearl ; seems to be what I remembered...

@Heart2Soul For the believer: "Changed from glory into glory, till in heav’n we take our place, till we cast our crowns before thee, lost in wonder, love and praise." (Charles Wesley)

@Mayflower Great poster; seems also like the name of the website source for it is also a quotation from Philippians 4.8: 'think on these things'.

cc @Mayflower @amigo de christo FYI

@Mayflower Another one from Isaiah 25; verse 4 this time: twitter

Good to keep up with the encouraging verses...

What @Daniel Veler says, above, is really a summary of the message of John's First Epistle.. Regarding the things you mention in the title, this is what various posters on this site have said: @Heart2Soul said: Rita said: ↑ GodsGrace said: ↑ shnarkle said: ↑ Christophany said: ↑...

Great verse there...

@Wynona Great verses there. You mention obedience. Interesting that in Romans Paul at the beginning and at the end of the Epistle - a treatise on justification - speaks of 'obedience to the faith' and 'the obedience of faith'.

@Heart2Soul I hadn't even noticed... :)

Lukewarmness is warned against in the letter to the church at Laodicea in Revelation...

Similar to Psalm 40, right? 'set my feet upon a rock'... :)

Hi; think of her heart for the things of God: prayer and the Scriptures. This is what counts in sanctification. Think of the matter of love for the Lord's name. Read the Scriptures with her. Remember whether someone is relying wholly on the work of Christ at the Cross. (Plenty of Christian...

I see that a week or two ago ppl were quoting from Habakkuk...

@Marvelloustime It's interesting that in the plural, His ways are past finding out (Romans 11.33), while in the singular, as the Psalm which you quoted says, His way is perfect'...

The armor of God is a very instructive subject; and this warrior depicted seems to be bowing in prayer also. In the end it's the spiritual truth which pictorial representations symbolize that greatly supersede pictorial representations, although a design can work as a great talking point or...

I think Our Daily Bread mail them out to ppl on request. It may have changed now but I think they used to mail them out without charge; and periodically ppl might send in a gift. Or something like that; IDK...

@Heart2Soul The Psalms were originally indeed intended to be sung. (Some churches still do.) I thought, months back, this would be a good subject for a thread (or was it years back? I started so many threads...)