The following is the text of a gospel tract Jay Adams wrote during his early pastorate and used for many years. It was first published by Good News Publishers. We are glad to have anyone copy and use it. In the Massachusetts Bay colony during the early 1700s, convicted men and women literally became …
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The righteous person giving way to the wicked is like a polluted spring and a ruined fountain. (Proverbs 25:26) This powerful proverb is one for the conservative church today. Too often, by not speaking up, by failure to avow the truth, and in dozens of other ways, it is demonstrated to be true. In Palestine, …
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When the Psalmist wrote, “I have seen limits to all things, however complete, but Your commandment is very broad” (Psalm 119:96), he was expressing his amazement at the comprehensiveness and seeming limitlessness of the Scripture (“commandment” here is one of the synonyms used in this Psalm for Scripture). This fact continually ought to bring us …
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The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity, equal to the other Persons in the Godhead. But, like the Father Who planned all things, and the Son Who came to redeem, the Spirit has His own special functions as well. One of those is to enable Christians to love. Seldom do you hear …
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That temper of mine! __Forgive me, Lord — __I let it get the better of me again. When will I ever learn to wait __until I’ve heard the whole story, __to respond under pressure __as Christ would, __to meet evil with good? I’m growing, Lord, __but my growth is far too slow. Till my life …
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