“Beginning to sink, he (Peter) cried, saying, Lord, save me.”
Matthew 14:30
Our extremities are the Lord’s opportunities. Immediately a keen sense of danger forces an anxious cry from us the ear of Jesus hears, and with Him ear and heart go together, and the hand does not long linger. At the last moment we appeal to our Master, but His swift hand makes up for our delays by instant and effectual action. Are we nearly engulfed by the boisterous waters of affliction? Let us then lift up our souls unto our Savior, and we may rest assured that He will not suffer us to perish. When we can do nothing Jesus can do all things; let us enlist His powerful aid upon our side, and all will be well. (CH Spurgeon)
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Published by Ross Davis
My mission in writing this blog is to take part in the Great Commission:
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.
My walk with Christ began about 40 years ago when I met one of the leaders of Jews For Jesus who helped me change my life around. Growing up as a Jew in Maryland I did not know who God was and never practiced Judaism.
The Lord has brought me through many trials, has educated me on His rules for Godly living, taught me wisdom from above and how to surrender and allow Him to take over in all situations.
Hopefully I can impart a fraction of what Jesus has taught me and if this helps, let me know when I see you in heaven one day!
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Every minute we are faced with this challenge of saving. I confess that I ask Him every minute to save
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