“God's love never says, "I don't want to change you." Because God's love is holy, He intends to change us by loving means, so that we will become the holy people we were always meant to be.” — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“Donald Grey Barnhouse was one who set an example of combining gospel preaching with humble prayer. He often could be found in the sanctuary… — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“think St. Augustine was right to associate the dove that descended on Jesus with the dove Noah sent out when the ark landed in… — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“Just as Jesus is our primary model for faith, obedience, prayer, and good works, Jesus the Evangelist should be our model for the sharing… — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“any Christian man who wants to serve the Lord, in any role and at any level, must begin by devoting himself to God's Word.… — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“become so mechanical in his witness that he can go through all the motions of witnessing without actually looking and praying for the response… — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“Of this blest man, let this just praise be given, Heaven was in him, before he was in heaven."9” — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“Only God can enlighten the mind and open the heart to His gospel. So” — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“One of the striking testimonies of the truthfulness of the Bible as God’s revelation is its coherence. Authors separated by centuries of history and… — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“Many believe that the new birth is caused by a profession of faith, but the situation is exactly reversed: A confession of faith in… — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“...don't let what you don't know keep you from witnessing to what you do know.” — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“Sometimes, when doctrinal explanations have failed to move a sinner's heart, a biblical portrait of Jesus' beautiful love will bring him or her to… — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
“This should remind us that the primary threat to the safety of our loved ones is always our own sin.” — Richard D. Phillips Copy Share Image
