Pilgrim’s Progress: Flight From Home (1:5)
He is running toward a gate he has never seen, because a man he barely knows pointed toward a light in the far off distance.
He is running toward a gate he has never seen, because a man he barely knows pointed toward a light in the far off distance.
You cannot see it from a distance and demand proof before you take a step. The gate only reveals itself to those already walking.
He simply says, “Go that way. The gate is there. Knock and it will be opened for you.”
Faith, when it’s real, tends to disturb the peace of the people around us before it transforms them.
Most of us spend enormous energy making sure our rags do not show.
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This last month has been incredibly hard. But there is, without question, nowhere I would rather be.
I know that His grace is far more than sufficient for all of my failures. But sometimes in the moment, I don’t know know it. Do you know what I mean? Am I the only one?
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