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 Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional: May 23rd “The fulness of the blessing of the Gospel of Christ” (Romans 15:29) Many Christians fail to see these blessings as they are centered in Him. They want to get the blessing of salvation, but that is not the Christ. They want to get the blessing of His grace to help, but that is not Him. They want to get answered prayer from Him to work for Him. You might have all that and not have the blessing of Christ Himself. A great many people are attached rather to the system of doctrine. They say, “Yes, I have got the truth; I am orthodox.” That is not the Christ. It may be the cold statue in the fountain with the water passing from the cold hands and lips, but no life there. A great many other people want to get the blessing of joy, but it is not the blessing of Christ personally. A great many people are more attached to their church and pastor, or to dear Christians friends, but that is not the Christ. The blessing that will alone fill your hear...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional: May 23rd Morning “Give therefore Thy servant an understanding heart.” 1 Kings 3:1 , 1 Kings 3:3-15 We will now pursue the path of history, and enter upon the reign of Solomon. 1 Kings 3:1 A questionable beginning, a step full of danger. 1 Kings 3:3 This was contrary to express precept, yet the Lord dealt not severely with Solomon, for he saw that his heart was right before him. 1 Kings 3:5 Solomon worships God by day God appears to Solomon by night. The night cannot but be happy when the day has been holy. The king had offered unto God a thousand burnt-sacrifices, and now the Lord rewards him in godlike fashion by giving him his option. “Ask what I shall give thee!” Nor is God less generous to each one of us under the gospel, for Jesus has said, “Whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in my name, he will give it you.” 1 Kings 3:6-8 It was a wise choice to choose wisdom: young Solomon was already wise when he thus asked o...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional: May 23rd “Full Reliance on God ” - Psalms 72:12 The needy cries; what else can he do? His cry is heard of God; what else need he do? Let the needy reader take to crying at once, for this will be his wisdom. Do not cry in the ears of friends, for even if they can help you it is only because the LORD enables them. The nearest way is to go straight to God and let your cry come up before Him. Straightforward makes the best runner: run to the LORD and not to secondary causes. "Alas!" you cry, "I have no friend or helper." So much the better; you can rely upon God in both capacities - as without supplies and without helpers. Make your double need your double plea. Even for temporal mercies you may wait upon God, for He careth for His children in these temporary concerns. As for spiritual necessities, which are the heaviest of all, the LORD will hear your cry and will deliver you and supply you. O poor f...

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 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional: May 23rd Tozer in the Morning What Is It? IT IS RARE that there is anything good in human anger. Almost always it springs out of unholy states of heart, and frequently it leads to cursing and violence. The man of evil temper is unpredictable and dangerous and is usually shunned by men of peace and good will. There is a strong tendency among religious teachers these days to disassociate anger from the divine character and to defend God by explaining away the Scriptures that relate it to Him. This is understandable, but in the light of the full revelation of God it is inexcusable. In the first place, God needs no defense. Those teachers who are forever trying to make God over in their own image might better be employed in seeking to make themselves over in the image of God. In the Scriptures "God spake all these words," and there is no independent criterion by which we can judge the revelation God there makes concerning Himself. ...

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