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Of Him you are in me, through Him you abide in me, and to Him and to His glory shall be the fruit you bear." And let your answer be, Amen, Lord! So be it. From eternity Christ and I were ordained for each other; inseparably we belong to each other: it is God's will; I shall abide in Christ. It is of God I am in Christ Jesus.
Andrew Murray • Abide in Christ
The great hindrance to trust is self-effort. So long as you have got your own wisdom and thoughts and strength, You cannot fully trust God.
Andrew Murray • Absolute Surrender
Liberation Theology Recommendations
‘the option for the port arises from faith in Christ,” an essay by Gustavo Gutierrez
A Theology of Liberation, Gustavo Gutierrez
Jesus Christ Liberator, Leonardo Boff
philosophical works by Enrique Dussel
Sphere sovereignty” is the English term used for Kuyper’s Dutch phrase (soevereiniteit in eigen kring). The Dutch here is a little difficult to translate literally, but it has the sense of each sphere having its own unique or separate character. Each cultural sphere has its own place in God’s plan for the creation, and each is directly under the
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Believer! would you abide in Jesus, be very careful to keep His commandments. Keep them in the love of your heart. Be not content to have them in the Bible for reference, but have them transferred by careful study, by meditation and by prayer, by a loving acceptance, by the Spirit's teaching, to the fleshy tables of the heart.
Andrew Murray • Abide in Christ
Decide that regardless of culture, tradition, reason, or emotion, you choose the Bible as your final authority. Determine to first ask, “What does the Bible say?” when making decisions.
Rick Warren • The Purpose Driven Life: What on Earth Am I Here For?
I now take the Wesleyan approach and, as John Wesley urged, read them for beneficial instruction, not authoritative direction.[33]
John Mark Comer • Deliverance: A Journey Toward the Unexpected
Christian thoughts on power in leadership
adopting the mind-set of Paul, who said, “I don’t think about what would be good for me but about what would be good for many people so that they might be saved.”