 How could we enjoy heaven if during our lifetime we had used most of our time, treasure, and talents for ourselves and our select group? Author: Daniel Fuller
Source: The Unity of the Bible |
| At death we cross from one territory to another, but we'll have no trouble with visas. Our representative is already there, preparing for our arrival. As citizens of heaven, our entrance is incontestable. Author: Erwin Lutzer |
| The dust of Lazarus was dear to Jesus; He would not leave it in the rocky tomb. So is the dust of every Lazarus dear in His sight. He will not lose so much as one of them. Wherever they lie, it matters not - beneath the deep blue sea, or on some distant battlefield, or consumed in flame and smoke - the Lord Jesus will yet collect their scattered dust, sand make them like His own glorious body. Author: Robert Murray McCheyne
Source: Comfort and Sorrow |
| Earth is receding; heaven is approaching. This is my crowning day! Author: D.L. Moody |
| What! Get to heaven on your own strength? Why, you might as well try to climb to the moon on a rope of sand! Author: George Whitefield |
| The entrance fee into the kingdom of heaven is nothing: the annual subscription is everything. Author: Henry Drummond |
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| Our earthly possessions will indeed perish in the final wreck of all things; but let the ship perish, let all we have sink in the deep, if we may come "safe to land." From these storms and billows--these dangerous seas--these tempestuous voyages--may we all be brought at last safe to heaven. Author: Albert Barnes |
| Life, if properly viewed in any aspect, is great, but mainly great when viewed in its relation to the world to come. Author: Albert Barnes |
| When the promised inheritance of heaven (which was figured by the pleasant land of promise), is not counted worthy of all the pains and difficulties which can be sustained and met with in the way of going toward it; the promised inheritance is but little esteemed of. Author: David Dickson |
| Those who go to Heaven ride on a pass and enter into blessings that they never earned, but all who go to hell pay their own way. Author: John R. Rice |
| We'll say good night here, and good morning up there. Author: John R. Rice |
| So, I tell you, it is foolish to expect the infinite God to place the dynamite of Heaven in the careless hands of a Christian who does not know the travail of soul that Christ had, and has not entered into the burden for sinners and the sense of shame over sin. Author: John R. Rice |
