Posted by: thaishin | August 23, 2024

Tell them all about Christ by JC Ryle

Do you ever try to do good to others? If you do, remember to tell them about Christ. Tell the young, tell the poor, tell the aged, tell the ignorant, tell the sick, tell the dying—tell them all about Christ.

Tell them of His power, and tell them of His love; tell them of His doings, and tell them of His feelings. Tell them what He has done for the chief of sinners; tell them what He is willing to do to the last day of time; tell it to them over and over again. Never be tired of speaking of Christ. Say to them broadly and fully, freely and unconditionally, unreservedly and undoubtingly, ‘Come unto Christ, as the penitent thief did; come unto Christ, and you shall be saved.’

Source: JC Ryle Daily Devotions – Facebook

Moody radio openline program August 17, hour 2 @41:23

A listener mentions that she and her husband debated on what is the meaning when Jesus says: “Carry your cross and follow me?” Her husband says your cross is your faith but she thought that our cross is the trials that we go through in life. What do you think?

Answer from Dr Michael Rydelnik:

https://www.moodyradio.org/radioplayer.aspx?episode=606612&hour=2

Summary:

In the first century, when Rome considers someone to be a rebel, they will crucify that person. The Romans made the person whom they want to crucify carry the cross. The Romans are saying that you are rebel, we are making you submit and they would force people to submit. So, to carry one’s cross became an idiom for submission. So, when the Lord Jesus says you are to take up your cross and follow him, all He’s saying is that “you are to submit to me and follow me where ever I lead you”

Posted by: thaishin | May 26, 2024

The marks of a Dead Man by JC Ryle

-When a man’s heart is cold and unconcerned about Christianity
-When his hands are never employed in doing God’s work
-When his feet are not familiar with God’s ways

-When his tongue is seldom or never used in prayer and praise
-When his eyes are blind to the beauty of the kingdom of heaven
-When his mind is full of the world, and has no room for spiritual things

When these marks are to be found in a man, the word of the Bible is the right word to use about him, and that word is, “Dead.”

Source:

Facebook – Daily Devotions of JC Ryle

Moody Radio openline on May 4, 2024 hour 1 @44:39

Listener:

My question is regards to the timing of events in Ezekiel 38-39. Do they occur before the tribulation, during the tribulation or …

Answer:

https://www.moodyradio.org/radioplayer.aspx?episode=589349&hour=1

Summary of Answer:

Different scholars have different opinions of when the invasion of Israel takes place as described in Ezekiel 38-39. Arnold Fructenbaum puts it at sometime before the beginning of the tribulation. My teacher at Moody John Walvoord and scholars like Charlie Dyer think it is at the middle of the future tribulation period. Other scholars like Charles Feinberg puts it at the end of the tribulation period.

Posted by: thaishin | May 2, 2024

Our merciful, compassionate Christ by JC Ryle

Let us take comfort in the thought that the Lord Jesus does not cast off His believing people because of failures and imperfections. He knows what they are.

He takes them, as the husband takes the wife, with all their blemishes and defects, and once joined to Him by faith, will never leave them. He is a merciful and compassionate High-priest. It is His glory to pass over the transgressions of His people, and to cover their many sins. He knew what they were before conversion–wicked, guilty, and defiled; yet He loved them. He knows what they will be after conversion–weak, erring, and frail; yet He loves them. He has undertaken to save them, notwithstanding all their shortcomings, and what He has undertaken He will perform.

source: http://www.jcryle.info

Posted by: thaishin | April 27, 2024

Who are the Samaritans?

Question on openline radio on April 20, 2024 hour 1 @7:59

Listener:

My question is what was the group that make up the Samaritans? They were Jewish and what was the other group?

Dr Michael Rydelnik:

https://www.moodyradio.org/radioplayer.aspx?episode=587539&hour=1

Summary of Answer:

The Samaritans was a people group who are descendants owing to the intermarriage of Jews and Assyrians. The Assyrian captivity started in 721 BC when the Assyrians conquered the ten northern tribes of Israel. They did two things: Firstly, they exiled the Jews to Assyria. Secondly, for those who remined, they brought the Assyrians to the land of Israel and there they intermarried and they became known as Samaritans. The Samaritans syncretized and corrupted the Torah to give the Samarian Pentateuch.

1. One mark of growth in grace, is increased HUMILITY. 

https://thaishin.blog/2023/11/27/6-marks-of-the-believers-growth-in-grace-part-1-by-jc-ryle

https://thaishin.blog/2023/12/04/6-marks-of-the-believers-growth-in-grace-part-1a-by-jc-ryle

2. Another mark of growth in grace, is increased FAITH and LOVE towards our Lord Jesus Christ.

https://thaishin.blog/2024/01/07/6-marks-of-the-believers-growth-in-grace-part-2-by-jc-ryle

3. Another mark of growth in grace, is increased HOLINESS of life and conduct. 

https://thaishin.blog/2024/01/24/6-marks-of-the-believers-growth-in-grace-part-3-by-jc-ryle

4. Another mark of growth in grace, is increased SPIRITUALITY of taste and mind.

https://thaishin.blog/2024/02/19/6-marks-of-the-believers-growth-in-grace-part-4-by-jc-ryle

5. Another mark of growth in grace, is increase in LOVE to others.

https://thaishin.blog/2024/03/03/6-marks-of-the-believers-growth-in-grace-part-5-by-jc-ryle

6. One more mark of growth in grace, is increased ZEAL and diligence in trying to do good to souls.

https://thaishin.blog/2024/03/24/6-marks-of-the-believers-growth-in-grace-part-6-by-jc-ryle

Source: http://www.jcryle.info

Posted by: thaishin | March 31, 2024

Easter 03/31/2024

My Lord and my Saviour is risen!

Posted by: thaishin | March 29, 2024

Good Friday 03/29/2024

Remembering the extreme pain He experienced on the cross for us.

One more mark of growth in grace, is increased ZEAL and diligence in trying to do good to souls. The man who is really growing, will take greater interest in the salvation of sinners every year. Missions at home and abroad, efforts of every kind to spread the gospel, attempts of any sort to increase gospel light and diminish gospel darkness — all these things will every year have a greater place in his attention.

He will not become “weary in well-doing,” just because he does not see every effort succeed. He will not care less for the progress of Christ’s cause on earth, as he grows older, though he will learn to expect less. He will just work on, whatever the result may be — giving, praying, speaking, visiting, according to his position — and count his work its own reward. One of the surest marks of spiritual decline — is a decreased interest about the souls of others, and the growth of Christ’s kingdom. Would anyone know whether he is growing in grace? Then let him look within for increased concern about the salvation of souls.

source: http://www.jcryle.info

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