An Illustration of the Sanctified Life

“A three-year-old little boy once went to meet his father at the train. “I want to carry your suitcase, Daddy,” he said. “Good lad,” said his father. “Put your hand on my hand.” Together, they carried the heavy suitcase. When they arrived home the little lad told his mother, “I carried Daddy’s heavy suitcase.” And that is exactly what we should do. Lay our weak hand in Jesus’ strong hand. We are strong together with Him. Yes, more than conquerors.” -Corrie Ten Boom, I Stand at the Door and Knock

Shall We Continue in Sin that Grace May Abound?

“A man in a small village once visited a priest. He asked him if he could confess his sin and if he could have absolution. “I stole three sacks of potatoes,” he said. The priest listened and talked about repentance and forgiveness. When the conversation was finished, the priest said, “I heard about the theft of those bags of potatoes, but I heard that it concerned only two, and you mentioned three.” “Yes,” said the man, “but tomorrow I will steal the third.” -Corrie Ten Boom, I Stand at the Door and Knock

‘Busy’ Is Victory Enough For Him

“If the enemy cannot make you bad, he’ll make you busy.” -Corrie Ten Boom

Where is Prayer on Your ‘Vehicle’?

“Is prayer your steering wheel or your spare tire.” –Corrie Ten Boom

Perfect Preparation for the Future

“Every experience God gives us… is the perfect preparation for the future that only He can see.” -Corrie ten Boom

Worry Empties Strength

“Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrows. It empties today of its strength.” -Corrie Ten Boom