“To be “in the Spirit” (which in Pauline language is the same as to be “in Christ”), to “have” the Spirit, to “live by the Spirit” and to be “led by the Spirit”—these are all descriptions of every Christian believer,… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share Image
“The gift of singleness is more a vocation than an empowerment, although to be sure God is faithful in supporting those He calls.” — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“The New Testament uses five main Greek words for sin, which together portray its various aspects, both passive and active. The commonest is hamartia,… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“So then, according to Jesus, the ‘evils’ which we think, say and do are not due primarily to our environment, nor are they bad… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“What God said to Abraham was not 'Obey this law and I will bless you', but 'I will bless you; believe my promise'.” — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“Thomas Cranmer in his ‘Homily of Salvation’ explained that three things had to go together in our justification: on God’s part ‘his great mercy… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“We “receive the Spirit,” he insisted, not because of any good works of obedience that we may have done, but “by hearing with faith,”… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“Nowadays the really great mind is thought to be both broad and open – broad enough to absorb every fresh idea which is presented… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“The power to save lies in the one who is gazed upon, not the one who does the looking.” — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“There is much shallowness and levity among us. Prophets and psalmists would probably say of us that ‘there is no fear of God before… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“To say that somebody ‘is not responsible for his actions’ is to demean him or her as a human being. It is part of… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“It is that the promise of the “gift” or “baptism” of the Spirit is to as many as the Lord our God calls. The… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“We state and commend the faith only in so far as we go out and put ourselves inside the doubts of the doubters, the… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“Perhaps it is a deep-seated reluctance to face up to the gravity of sin which has led to its omission from the vocabulary of… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“To love the glory of God more than our own glory is also to seek approval from God rather than other people.” — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
“Jesus never concealed the fact that his religion included a demand as well as an offer. Indeed, the demand was as total as the… — John R.W. Stott Copy Share
