The Hem of Jesus’ Robe

Jesus was known as a healer, and one woman had such faith in His power that He healed her without even trying to. A woman who had had “a flow of blood” for twelve years and had spent her income on doctors came up behind Jesus in a crowd and touched the hem of His garment.

“And immediately her flow of blood stopped.” Jesus asked, “Who touched Me?” and the disciples thought it a foolish question, with so many people crowding around.

But the woman came forth, trembling, and explained what she had done. Jesus was moved: “Daughter, be of good cheer; your faith has made you well. Go in peace” (Luke 8:43–48).

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The Initiative Against Depression

Oswald Chambers

A human being is capable of depression, otherwise there would be no capacity for exaltation. There are things that are calculated to depress, things that are of the nature of death; and in taking an estimate of yourself, always take into account the capacity for depression.

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The Inspiration of Spiritual Initiative

Oswald Chambers

When the inspiration of God does come, it comes with such miraculous power that we are able to arise from the dead and do the impossible thing. God does not give us overcoming life; He gives us life as we overcome.

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The Determination To Serve

Oswald Chambers

The mainspring of Paul 's service is not love for men, but love for Jesus Christ. Paul's realization of how Jesus Christ had dealt with him is the secret of his determination to serve others.

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What God’s Love Can’t Do

Billy Graham

God cannot forgive the unrepentant sinner. The human race is called on throughout the Bible to repent of sin and return to God. This love of God can be entirely rejected. God will not force Himself upon any man against his will.

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Pure and Powerful

Zig Ziglar

Too often, we value all received messages equally. God’s Word, though, is more precious and valuable than any other message sent to us. The psalmist describes God’s message as “pure words” that are like silver processed “seven times” in the furnace.