You have been saved with a great salvation.  While you were yet a sinner, rebellious and hostile to God, He, out of mercy, chose you unto salvation.  He says, "You did not choose me but I chose you" (John 15:16).  He chose you not because of any special merit, but because of His love for you.  From the beginning He saved you by grace and not by merit. 

It is God's will that all who have been made into new creatures through union with the Lord Jesus in His death, resurrection and exaltation should know for certain that they have eternal life and, therefore, will never perish. This assurance that they have permanently passed from death unto life in Christ, that the Lord will surely keep them to the end, that because they are in Christ they will be in heaven, is the right of the true believer, and he ought to enter into his full inheritance.

Man was God's special creation.  He was created with four main purposes in view.  First of all, he was created to be specially related to God.  He was created for special fellowship with God: to be able to enter into a special relationship with God, feel God's feelings and satisfy God's heart.

In the world the leaders run away from the most difficult tasks.  They run away from risky work.  They send the others to war and hide in the security and comforts of home.  This is not acceptable.  May it not be found in the church.

One danger that a person faces in the course of working hard for the Lord and pressing on to accomplish the call of God in his life, is that he could easily turn his eyes off the Lord as he concentrates on the work.

We believe that the relationship between the disciple and the disciple-maker should be clarified. If we look at the relationship that existed between the Lord of glory and His disciples, and that which existed between the apostle Paul and Timothy, etc, we can say the following:

Many people think that a distinctive ministry automatically means that the person is exempted from tent-making and lives on the funds of others and the churches. This must not be so.

The Lord Jesus saw the obvious need for labourers. He encouraged the disciples to pray for labourers. He said, “The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few; pray, therefore, the Lord of the harvest to send out labourers into his harvest” (Matthew 9:37-38).

Why are you in the University? It is a most pertinent yet, most neglected question.

The physical body is not an enemy to righteousness. Rather, it is a servant to be tamed and then used.

One question can be raised, “How did Jesus make disciples?” The answer can be put very simply.