Oswald Chambers in his book, "As He Walked" states the following.
"All the questions that matter in life are remarkably few, and they are all answered by these words "Come to Me." Not-'do this' and 'don't do that', but "Come..." Have you ever come to Jesus? Watch the stubbornness of your heart and mind, you will find you will do anything rather than the one simple, childlike thing-Come. Be stupid enough to come, and commit yourself to what Jesus says. That attitude of coming is that the will resolutely lets go of everything and deliberately commits the whole thing to Jesus. At the most unexpected moments there comes the whisper of the Lord, 'Come to Me,' and we are drawn to Him. Personal contact with Jesus alters everything. He meets our sins, our sorrows, and our difficulties with the one word-Come."
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Come To me
Oswald Chambers in his book, "As He Walked" states the following.
"All the questions that matter in life are remarkably few, and they are all answered by these words "Come to Me." Not-'do this' and 'don't do that', but "Come..." Have you ever come to Jesus? Watch the stubbornness of your heart and mind, you will find you will do anything rather than the one simple, childlike thing-Come. Be stupid enough to come, and commit yourself to what Jesus says. That attitude of coming is that the will resolutely lets go of everything and deliberately commits the whole thing to Jesus. At the most unexpected moments there comes the whisper of the Lord, 'Come to Me,' and we are drawn to Him. Personal contact with Jesus alters everything. He meets our sins, our sorrows, and our difficulties with the one word-Come."
"All the questions that matter in life are remarkably few, and they are all answered by these words "Come to Me." Not-'do this' and 'don't do that', but "Come..." Have you ever come to Jesus? Watch the stubbornness of your heart and mind, you will find you will do anything rather than the one simple, childlike thing-Come. Be stupid enough to come, and commit yourself to what Jesus says. That attitude of coming is that the will resolutely lets go of everything and deliberately commits the whole thing to Jesus. At the most unexpected moments there comes the whisper of the Lord, 'Come to Me,' and we are drawn to Him. Personal contact with Jesus alters everything. He meets our sins, our sorrows, and our difficulties with the one word-Come."
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