“When we behold the glory of Christ in the gospel, it reorders the loves of our hearts, so we delight in him supremely, and the other things that have ruled our lives lose their enslaving power over us.” — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share Image
Even those of us who have weak faith have the same strong Christ as others! — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
“Third, hear our loss of focus on the gospel in our songs. This is no comment on musical styles and tastes, but simply an… — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
When the New Testament speaks about the fullness of grace which we find in Christ, it does not mean only forgiveness, pardon and justification.… — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
The jewels of spiritual service are always quarried in the depths of spiritual experience. Never is this more true than in revival. Bend the… — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
Where God is at the center of things, worship inevitably follows. Where there is no spirit of worship, there God has been dethroned and… — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
“God protects us from Satan even at times when we are not aware of His protection. But how can we develop Jesus-like discernment? By… — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
The weakest faith gets the same strong Christ as does the strongest faith. — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
Do I learn through dark providences, or simply seem relieved when they are over? — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
How do we bring glory to God? The Bible’s short answer is: by growing more and more like Jesus Christ. — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
The conviction that Christian doctrine matters for Christian living is one of the most important growth points of the Christian life. — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
The only thing of my very own which I contribute to my redemption is the sin from which I need to be redeemed. — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
Christian contentment, therefore, is the direct fruit of having no higher ambition than to belong to the Lord and to be totally at His… — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
You do not become a master musician by playing just as you please, by imagining that learning the scales is sheer legalism and bondage!… — Sinclair B. Ferguson Copy Share
