Thoughts for the Quiet Hour - July 25 Do thou that which is good. —2 Kings 10:5 Keep as few good intentions hovering about as possible. They are like ghosts haunting a dwelling. The way to lay them is to find bodies for them. When they are embodied in substantial deeds they are no longer dangerous. —William Arnot Read More >
Thoughts for the Quiet Hour - January 17 Elisha said, LORD, I pray thee, open his eyes that he may see. —2 Kings 6:17 This is the prayer we need to pray for ourselves and for one another, “Lord, open our eyes that we may see;” for the world all around us, as well as around the prophet, is full of God’s horses and chariots, waiting to carry us to places of glorious victory. And when our eyes are thus opened, we shall see in all the events of life, whether great or small, whether joyful or sad, … Read More >
Thoughts for the Quiet Hour - November 10 A daily rate for every day. —2 Kings 25:30 The acts of breathing which I performed yesterday will not keep me alive to-day; I must continue to breathe afresh every moment, or animal life ceases. In like manner yesterday’s grace and spiritual strength must be renewed, and the Holy Spirit must continue to breathe on my soul from moment to moment in order to my enjoying the consolations, and to my working the works of God. —Toplady Read More >
Thoughts for the Quiet Hour - April 10 A daily rate for every day. —2 Kings 25:30 One staff aids a traveler, but a bundle of staves is a heavy burden. —Charles H. Spurgeon Read More >