Those are the very words of Scripture, and they come from Ephesians 2:20 where it says, “Jesus himself as the chief cornerstone.” We can say it another way, which is a favorite of mine, “Christianity is Christ,” yes, “Jesus himself!” The uniqueness of Christianity is the uniqueness of Christ; that is exactly true. We can say it this way: when we are right about Christ, eventually we can be right about everything; therefore we focus on “Jesus himself.” The British preache

They saw it, the unveiling of the Lord’s glory on the mount of transfiguration! Yes, Peter, James, and John were overwhelmed by what they privately viewed, and yet that was not the once-in-a-lifetime breakthrough; the process in their spiritual development was far from over. Their hearts were not yet loyal to Him. And that is clearly proven by the facts of Gethsemane when they slept as He prayed and by Golgotha when they “all forsook him and fled.” We surely remember how P

“Therefore, with minds that are alert and fully sober, set your hope on the grace to be brought to you when Jesus Christ is revealed at his coming.” I Peter 1:13 NIV The title is a rewording of the Scripture; in a sense they are the very words of Scripture. As we go into involvement with people on a mission for God, this is exactly what we are to do. Here is a clear call to action, and in the New Testament the Greek verb “call” occurs about 150 times, and in most cases God i