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Day 3 - Tuesday - Today's Devotions - Logos

  Morning, March 8 Go To Evening Reading “We must through much tribulation enter into the kingdom of God.” —Acts 14:22 God’s people have their trials. God never designed it when he chose his people, that they should be untried people. They were selected in the furnace of affliction; they were never chosen to worldly peace and earthly joy. Freedom from sickness and the pains of mortality was never promised to them. Still, when their Lord drew up the charter of privileges, he included chastisements amongst the things to which they should inevitably be heirs. Trials are a part of our lot; they predestinated us in Christ’s last legacy. So indeed, as the stars are fashioned by his hands, and their orbits fixed by him, so indeed are our trials allotted to us: he has ordained their season and their place, their intensity and the effect they shall have upon us. Good men must never expect to escape troubles; they will be disappointed if they do, for none of their predecessors have be...

Day 2 - Monday - Today's Devotions - Logos

  Morning, March 7 Go To Evening Reading “Have faith in God.” —Mark 11:22 Faith is the foot of the soul by which it can march along the road of the commandments. Love can make the feet move more swiftly, but faith is the foot that carries the soul. Faith is the oil enabling the wheels of holy devotion and earnest piety to move well, and without faith, the wheels are taken from the chariot, and we drag heavily. With faith, I can do all things; without faith, I shall neither have the inclination nor the power to do anything in the service of God. If you would find the men who serve God the best, you must look for the men of the most faith. Little faith will save a man, but little faith cannot do great things for God. Poor Little-faith could not have fought “Apollyon;” it needed “Christian” to do that. Poor Little-faith could not have slain “Giant Despair;” it required “Great-heart’s” arm to knock that monster down. Little faith will undoubtedly go to Heaven, but it often has t...