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 Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional for November 30 “In lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves” (Philippians 2:3) When the apostle speaks of “the deep things of God,” he means more than deep spiritual truth. There must be something before this. There must be a deep soil and a thorough foundation. Very much of our spiritual teaching fails, because the people to whom we give it are so shallow. Their deeper nature has never been stirred. The beatitudes begin at the bottom of things, the poor in spirit, the mourners, and the hungry hearts. Suffering is essential to profound spiritual life. We need not go to a monastery or a leper hospital to find it. The first real opportunity for unselfishness will bring into your life the anguish of crucifixion, unless you are born of some different race from Adam’s. It is because men and women have not faced this that they know so little of suffering and death. We must have deep convictions. Truth must be to us a necessity, a...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional for November 30 Morning “Put on the whole armour of God.” Ephesians 6:11-24 We are about to read a peculiarly beautiful passage, in which the apostle represents the believer as a soldier, and urges hint to prepare for the battle by taking to himself all defensive and offensive arms. Ephesians 6:11 Satan will assail every part of us, and therefore we need to be protected from head to foot, like the knights of old. Ephesians 6:12 , Ephesians 6:13 If we fought with men we might be less guarded; wrestling as we do with subtle and spiritual adversaries, whose weapons are as mysterious as they are deadly, it becomes us to be doubly watchful lest in some unguarded point we receive wounds which will bleed for years. Ephesians 6:14 A girdle of sincerity keeps the whole man in marching order, and braces him up to meet the father of lies. An insincere man is a loose man, and a loose man is a lost man, Ephesians 6:14 This will gu...

 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for November 30 Tozer in the Morning Worldly Pollution What, then, is that world against which we are warned by the apostles? That world whose friendship constitutes spiritual adultery, the love of which stands in opposition to the love of God? It is the familiar world of sinful human society which swells about and beneath us as the waters of the flood once surged and churned around the ark of Noah. No Christian need fail to recognize it, provided he wants to know what it is and where it is located. Here are a few infallible marks of identification: 1. Unbelief. Wherever men refuse to come under the authority of the inspired Scriptures, there is the world. Religion without the Son of God is worldly religion. To have fellowship with those who live in unbelief is to love the world. The Christian's communion should be with Christians. 2. Impenitence. The people of the world will readily admit that they are sinners, but their lack of sorr...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for November 30 “God Is in the Front Line ” - Deuteronomy 31:8 In the presence of a great work or a great warfare, here is a text which should help us to buckle on our harness. If Jehovah Himself goes before us, it must be safe to follow. Who can obstruct our progress if the LORD Himself is in the van? Come, brother soldiers, let us make a prompt advance! Why do we hesitate to pass on to victory? Nor is the LORD before us only; He is with us. Above, beneath, around, within is the omnipotent, omnipresent One. In all time, even to eternity, He will be with us even as He has been. How this should nerve our arm! Dash at it boldly, ye soldiers of the cross, for the LORD of hosts is with us! Being before us and with us, He will never withdraw His help. He cannot fail in Himself, and He will not fail toward us. He will continue to help us according to our need, even to the end. As He cannot fail us, so He will not forsake us...

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'Focused on Goodness' — Philippians 4:8-9 (Praying with Paul)

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 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for November 29 Tozer in the Morning Prayer is No Substitute for Obedience Granted that the man who seeks revival has stopped thinking in plurals and has narrowed his faith down to one single individual, himself, what then? How can he find that after which his soul is yearning? How can he cooperate with his hungers to the end that he may indeed be filled? He must rid his mind of the false notion that prayer alone will bring the blessing. Normally all transactions between the soul and God are carried on by prayer. It is right and scriptural and according to the testimony of all the saints that any spiritual advance on any front, any deliverance, any purification, any enduement of power, comes by the prayer of faith. Our error is that we try to secure these benefits by prayer alone. The correction of this error is extremely difficult for it entails more than a mere adjustment of our doctrinal beliefs; it strikes at the whole Adam-life a...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional for November 29 Morning “Walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called.” Ephesians 4:1-8 , Ephesians 4:11-32 So far from being ashamed of being shut up in a dungeon like a felon, Paul again repeats, as his choice title of honour, the words, “the prisoner of the Lord.” It is inexpressibly delightful to be allowed to suffer for him who suffered to the death for us. Paul uses his afflicted condition as an affectionate plea with the Ephesians to give heed to his counsel. Ephesians 4:1-6 True believers are one; Christ has only instituted one church, he has quickened it with but one Spirit, and set before it one sole hope. The Lord is the alone Head of the church, she has not two Lords, neither has Jesus revealed more than one faith, or commanded any other than one baptism: hence believers should anxiously maintain unity, and endeavour each one to promote the good of the whole. Ephesians 4:11-13 All the ascension-gift...

 Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional for November 29 “Could ye not watch with Me one hour?” (Matthew 26:40) A young lady whose parents had died while she was an infant, had been kindly cared for by a dear friend of the family. Before she was old enough to know him, he went to Europe. Regularly he wrote to her through all his years of absence, and never failed to send her money for all her wants. Finally word came that during a certain week he would return and visit her. He did not fix the day or the hour. She received several invitations to take pleasant trips with her friends during that week. One of these was of so pleasant a nature that she could not resist accepting it. During her trip, he came, inquired as to her absence, and left. Returning she found this note: “My life has been a struggle for you, might you not have waited one week for me?” More she never heard, and her life of plenty became one of want. Jesus has not fixed the day or hour of His return, but He has said, “Wat...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for November 29 “Know How to Wait ” - Isaiah 28:16 He shall make haste to keep the LORD’s commandments; but he shall not make haste in any impatient or improper sense. He shall not haste to run away, for he shall not be overcome with the fear which causes panic. When others are flying hither and thither as if their wits had failed them, the believer shall be quiet, calm, and deliberate, and so shall be able to act wisely in the hour of trial. He shall not haste in his expectations, craving his good things at once and on the spot, but he will wait God’s time. Some are in a desperate hurry to have the bird in the hand, for they regard the LORD’s promise as a bird in the bush, not likely to be theirs. Believers know how to wait. He shall not haste by plunging into wrong or questionable action. Unbelief must be doing something, and thus it works its own undoing; but faith makes no more haste than good speed, and thus it i...

 Wayside Chapel Daily Devotional 29th November 2025 11/29 James 2:12 12 So speak and so act as those who are to be judged under the law of liberty. Our words and our actions are the sum of our expression to others. James tells us that we should both speak and act as those who will be judged by the law of liberty, which is the freedom we have in Christ. The laws of the Old Covenant that were given to Moses for the nation of Israel are no longer the standards by which behavior is judged. The law of liberty can also be called the law of love (Matthew 22:37-40). Our words and actions are judged by whether they show love for God and man. If you were hiding a Jew in Nazi Germany, could you have lied in good conscience to the gestapo when they asked if there was anyone else in your home? Of course you could have! It would have been an act of love for God, for the Jew, and even for the gestapo in keeping them from a greater sin. You may have suffered for it, but you would have been judged ...

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'A Life of Humility Exalts the Righteous' — Luke 14:10-11 NLT (Spiritual Warfare)

"A New Deal!" — Matthew 26:26-30 (What Jesus Did!)

'Outsiders and Insiders, Rejoice Together!' (Passion for Praise)

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 Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional for November 28 “Without Me ye can do nothing” (John 15:5) How much can I do for Christ? We are accustomed to say.—As much as I can. Have we ever thought we can do more than we can? This thought was lately suggested by the remarks of a Christian friend, who told how God had laid it upon her heart to do something for His cause which was beyond her power, and when she dared to obey Him, He gave her the assurance of His power and resources, and so marvelously met her faith that she was enabled to do more than she could otherwise, and accomplish her heart’s desire, and see a work fulfilled to which her resources were unequal. The apostle says, “I can do all things through Christ, who is my strength,” and yet He says we are not able to think anything, as of ourselves. Oh, blessed insufficiency! Oh, blessed All-Sufficiency! Oh, blessed nothingness, which brings us all things! Oh, blessed faith, whose rich dowry is, “All things are possible to him that ...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional for November 28 Morning “By grace ye are saved.” Ephesians 2 We have already seen how Paul describes what God’s grace has done for us; we shall now hear him recite what it has wrought in us if we are indeed saved. Ephesians 2:1 we were without spiritual life, but now we are made alive unto God; regeneration is as great a wonder as if the corpses in the churchyard should burst their graves and begin life again. Grace is life, sin is death, conversion is a resurrection. Ephesians 2:2 , Ephesians 2:3 What a humbling passage! The best of men were by nature no better than the worst. Satan found a willing servant in each one of us, and such we should still have been had not grace interposed. Ephesians 2:4 , Ephesians 2:5 That little sentence, “By grace ye are saved,” is the key of true divinity. Study it well, and believe it thoroughly, and you will escape a thousand doctrinal errors. Carry this text in your heart, and you ...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for November 28 “Doing what God Can Bless ” - Deuteronomy 28:8 If we obey the LORD our God He will bless that which He gives us. Riches are no curse when blessed of the LORD. When men have more than they require for their immediate need and begin to lay up in storehouses, the dry rot of covetousness or the blight of hard-heartedness is apt to follow the accumulation; but with God’s blessing it is not so. Prudence arranges the saving, liberality directs the spending, gratitude maintains consecration, and praise sweetens enjoyment. It is a great mercy to have God’s blessing in one’s iron safe and on one’s banking account. What a favor is made ours by the last clause! "The LORD shall bless thee in all that thou settest thine hand unto." We would not put our hand to anything upon which we dare not ask God’s blessing, neither would we go about it without prayer and faith. But what a privilege to be able to look f...

 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for November 28 Tozer in the Morning The Danger of World-worship A great deal can be learned about people by observing whom and what they imitate. The weak, for instance, imitate the strong; never the reverse. The poor imitate the rich. The self-assured are imitated by the timid and uncertain, the genuine is imitated by the counterfeit, and people all tend to imitate what they admire. By this definition power today lies with the world, not with the church, for it is the world that initiates and the church that imitates what she has initiated. By this definition the church admires the world. The church is uncertain and looks to the world for assurance. A weak church is aping a strong world to the amusement of intelligent sinners and to her own everlasting shame. Should any reader be inclined to dispute these conclusions, I ask him to take a look around. Look into almost any evangelical publication, browse through our bookstores, attend...

 Wayside Chapel Daily Devotional 28th November 2025 11/28 James 1:17 17 Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change. If there is anything truly good in your life, you can be sure it came from God. He is the source of all goodness. Evil is the result of turning away from that goodness by those who abuse free will. In the previous devotion we saw that God's goodness sometimes takes the form of trials. Every good gift is from God because goodness and love are His nature. His nature will never change throughout all eternity. The rest of your life will be full of His good and perfect gifts, but you will only see them as such when you see them with God's perspective. Think about a few of the many good and perfect gifts that are ours in Jesus: the forgiveness of sins, our seat with Christ in the heavenly realms, fellowship with Him, the answer to prayers that conform to His will, he...

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 Worthy Brief - November 27, 2025 Co-laborers with God - identity in divine partnership! 1 Corinthians 3:9  For we are God's fellow workers; you are God's field, you are God's building.  From the very beginning, God’s intention for humanity was not simply to live before Him, but to work with Him. In Genesis, before sin ever touched the world, the Lord placed Adam in the garden “to tend it and keep it” (Genesis 2:15). This was not a curse or a burden — it was a sacred partnership. God formed the garden, but He entrusted its cultivation to man. From the start, heaven and earth were designed to operate together, united in purpose, reflecting divine collaboration rather than human independence. This reveals something profound about your identity: you were created to co-labor with God. You were crafted to steward what He creates, cultivate what He plants, expand what He initiates, and manifest what He desires. The very first commission ever given to humanity was not to rest, n...

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 Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional for November 27 “And the remnant of the oil ... shall pour upon the head” (Leviticus 14:18) In the account of the healing of the Hebrew leper there is a beautiful picture of the touching of his ears, hands and feet, with the redeeming blood and the consecrating oil, as a sign that his powers of understanding, service, and conduct were set apart to God, and divinely endued for the Master’s work and will. But after all this, we are significantly told that “the rest of the oil” was to be poured upon his head. The former anointing was from the oil in the hand of the priest, but the latter was to be from the log, or vessel of oil itself. It was to be literally emptied over him, until he was bathed with all its contents. It is a figure of the large and boundless baptism of the Holy Ghost. It speaks of something more even than the ordinary experiences of the consecrated Christian. It tells of the abundant and redundant supply which God has for us out of...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional for November 27 Morning “Bear ye one another’s burdens.” Galatians 6 Galatians 6:1 Because men travel so slowly, sin overtakes them, overthrows them, and breaks their bones; believers who are in a better case must lovingly endeavour to heal their brethren, saying to themselves, “They fell yesterday, and we shall fall to-day unless the Lord shall hold us up.” Galatians 6:3-5 We have each one his own load of responsibility to bear, and therefore we do well to remember our own faults and sympathise with the infirmities of others. When tempted to condemn others, let us look at home. Galatians 6:6 The preacher who zealously labours for our good in spirituals well deserves to partake of our temporals. Galatians 6:7-9 The rule of reaping what we sow is not changed under the gospel, but obtains an importance greater than before, for now we sow better seed, and through grace reap a richer harvest. At the same time, those who a...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for November 27 “Rest in All Thy Goings ” - Exodus 33:14 Precious promise! LORD, enable me to appropriate it as all my own. We must go at certain times from our abode, for here we have no continuing city. It often happens that when we feel most at home in a place, we are suddenly called away from it. Here is the antidote for this ill. The LORD Himself will keep us company. His presence, which includes His favor, His fellowship, His care, and His power, shall be ever with us in every one of our marchings. This means far more than it says; for, in fact, it means all things. If we have God present with us, we have possession of heaven and earth. Go with me, LORD, and then command me where Thou wilt! But we hope to find a place of rest. The text promises it. We are to have rest of God’s own giving, making, and preserving. His presence will cause us to rest even when we are on the march, yea, even in the midst of battle. R...

 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for November 27 Tozer in the Morning Memorization Priority Certain cultures have stressed memorization to a point where education consists largely in learning by rote a few of the classics. . . . About this two things may be said: One, that great skill in memorizing is found almost exclusively among peoples where books are scarce and where a certain limited few important classics are about all the reading matter required for an education as understood by those peoples. In the English-speaking world of today we have available not only everything that has ever been written in our mother tongue, but everything that has ever been written in any language, done for us in English translation. In the face of such a mountain of books, memorizing on any wide scale will be seen to be altogether impossible. The second thing is that excessive memorization kills the impulse to think independent thoughts and makes us into tape recording machines ful...

 Wayside Chapel Daily Devotional 27th November 2025 1/27 James 1:2 2 Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds. This is a transformational way of looking at difficulties in our lives. Most of us see difficulty and pain as unnecessary interruptions to the way life should be. We aren't joyful by any measure about our difficulties. James is telling us that we should change the way we see trials. We shouldn't merely be joyful, but "count it all joy." That is quite a reversal to the way the world and many Christians see things. He goes on to say that it is through the trials that we learn to be steadfast. That means to patiently endure. He chose his words well because the root word for endurance in Greek, hupomone, can also mean cheerful. He went on to tell us that endurance results in maturity so that we lack nothing. So if we can foresee the end product of the various trials in our lives, we will count it "all joy" when we face them. ...

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 Worthy Brief - November 26, 2025 The new creation: identity beyond the old self! Colossians 3:1-3  If then you were raised with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ is, sitting at the right hand of God. 2  Set your mind on things above, not on things on the earth. 3  For you died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God.  One of the most powerful truths of the gospel is this: when you came to Yeshua (Jesus), God didn’t upgrade your old life — He ended it. Salvation is not renovation; it is resurrection. Your old identity didn’t get repaired — it got crucified. Scripture declares, “If anyone is in Messiah, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new” (2 Corinthians 5:17). This is not a metaphor — it is heaven’s legal record of your life. The day you believed, the old you died. Your past was buried with Messiah, and your new identity was raised with Him. “For you died, and your life is hidden with Me...

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 Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional for November 26 “He purgeth it that it may bring forth more fruit” (John 15:2) One day we passed a garden. The gardener had finished his pruning, and the wounds of the knife and saw were beginning to heal, while the warm April sun was gently nourishing the stricken plant into fresh life and energy. We thought as we looked at that plant how cruel it would be to begin next week and cut it down again. It would bleed to death. Now, the gardener’s business is to revive and nourish into life. Its business is not to die, but to live. So, we thought, it is with the discipline of the soul. It, too, has its dying hour; but it must not be always dying. Rather reckon ourselves to be dead indeed unto sin and alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord Everlasting. Breathe Thine own breath through all my mortal frame, Help me Thy resurrection life to claim, Which, ’mid all changes, still abides the same, And lead me in the way Everlasting. Give me the heavenl...

 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for November 26 Tozer in the Morning The Danger of Modifying the Good News Our constant effort should be to reach as many persons as possible with the Christian message, and for that reason numbers are critically important. But our first responsibility is not to make converts but to uphold the honor of God in a world given over to the glory of fallen man. No matter how many persons we touch with the gospel we have failed unless, along with the message of invitation, we have boldly declared the exceeding sinfulness of man and the transcendent holiness of the Most High God. They who degrade or compromise the truth in order to reach larger numbers, dishonor God and deeply injure the souls of men. The temptation to modify the teachings of Christ with the hope that larger numbers may "accept" Him is cruelly strong in this day of speed, size, noise and crowds. But if we know what is good for us, we'll resist it with every power at...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for November 26 “Heavenly Alchemy ” - John 16:20 Their particular sorrow was the death and absence of their LORD, and it was turned into joy when He rose from the dead and showed Himself in their midst. All the sorrows of saints shall be thus transmuted, even the worst of them, which look as if they must forever remain fountains of bitterness. Then the more sorrow, the more joy. If we have loads of sorrow, then the LORD’s power will turn them into tons of joy. Then the bitterer the trouble the sweeter the pleasure: the swinging of the pendulum far to the left will cause it to go all the farther to the right. The remembrance of the grief shall heighten the flavor of the delight: we shall set the one in contrast with the other, and the brilliance of the diamond shall be the more clearly seen because of the black foil behind it. Come, my heart, cheer up! In a little while I shall be as glad as I am now gloomy. Jesus tell...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional for November 26 Morning “Stand fast in the liberty wherewith Christ has made you free.” Galatians 4:1-20 Galatians 4:1-5 So that the Mosaic law of rites and ceremonies was only a temporary arrangement for the childhood of the church, which now, having reached full age, has come into possession of liberty in the truth, and rejoices in the free grace of the gospel. It would be ridiculous for a full-grown heir to go to school again, or continue under guardians, and so it is absurd to return to the service of forms and rituals, which are too childish for men in Christ Jesus. Galatians 4:6 Here is our true position, we are moved by the Spirit to claim our adoption, and we no more live in bondage to the law. Many even among Christians are afraid of being too sure of their sonship, lest they should be presumptuous; this is very dishonouring to their heavenly Father. Galatians 4:7 Therefore live as such. By faith possess and ...

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 Wayside Chapel Daily Devotional 26th November 2025 11/26 Hebrews 13:17 17 Obey your leaders and submit to them, for they are keeping watch over your souls, as those who will have to give an account. Let them do this with joy and not with groaning, for that would be of no advantage to you. "Submission" has become a word with negative connotations. Whether it is wives submitting to their husbands, or parishioners submitting to their leaders, there have been so many bad examples that we'd rather do without the Bible's instruction. But the problem is not with the Bible. It is with our lack of godly husbands and elders. There is a lack of godly men who will die to themselves to unselfishly serve their wives and their churches. It is your responsibility to seek out a fellowship where the elders are chosen according to the biblical qualifications (1 Timothy 3:1-7). Once you find that church led by godly men who reach their decisions through prayer, then submit to their lead...

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 Worthy Brief - November 25, 2025 The Father's delight: identity rooted in His love! 1 John 3:1  Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God! Therefore the world does not know us, because it did not know Him.  One of the most neglected truths in the Body of Messiah is also one of the most transformative: You are the Father’s delight. Not His burden, not His disappointment, not His afterthought -- His delight. Identity does not begin with what you do for God; it begins with how God feels about you. Before you lifted a hand in worship, prayed your first prayer, or took your first breath, the Father loved you with an everlasting love. His delight in you is not based on your performance but on your position in His Son. At Yeshua’s baptism, before He healed a single person, preached a single sermon, or performed a single miracle, heaven opened and the voice of the Father thundered: “This is My beloved Son, in whom I am wel...

Daily Encounter: A Way Out for Tuesday, November 25, 2025

 Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional for November 25 “Judge nothing before the time, until the Lord come” (1 Corinthians 4:5) Nothing will more effectually arrest the working of the Spirit in the heart than the spirit of criticism. At the end of a meeting a young minister came forward and told us of the great blessing he had received that afternoon, and the baptism of the Holy Spirit that had come into his heart and being, setting him free from the bondage of years. And then he added, “It all came through your answer to that question, ‘Will a criticizing spirit hinder the Holy Ghost from filling the heart?’ ” As the question was asked and answered, he said, “I was sitting in the church criticizing a good deal that was going on, objecting to this thing and to that thing, finding fault with the expressions, and praises and testimonies, and feeling thoroughly unhappy. The Lord brought the answer home to my heart and convicted me of my sin, and there and then I laid it down and began to...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional for November 25 Morning “A man is not justified by the works of the law.” In our last reading we commenced Paul’s summary of his early Christian life, we now continue the narrative. Galatians 2 Galatians 2:1 , Galatians 2:2 He went up to Jerusalem lest he might be misrepresented and thought to be a teacher of some novel doctrine, and not one at heart with the rest of the brotherhood. We must be careful not to create misunderstandings by holding too much aloof from other believers. Galatians 1:3-5 There were many who wished to make Paul exchange the liberty of the gospel for the yoke of the Jewish law, but he would not for a moment submit to them. We need to be equally staunch against Romanism in these days. Galatians 1:11-14 Good men are sometimes afraid of a straight course of action because it may cause trouble, or appear to be too bold. In such a case we must not be silent out of respect for them, but openly oppose...

 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for November 25 Tozer in the Morning Strength in Weakness We may need to look closely to discover the relation between inflation and unbelief, but such a relation does nevertheless exist. The man of faith is so sure of his position before God that he can quietly allow himself to be overlooked, discredited, deflated, without a tremor of anxiety. He is willing to wait out God's own good time and let the wisdom of the future judgment reveal his true size and worth. The man of unbelief dare not do this. He is so unsure of himself that he demands immediate and visible proof of his success. His deep unbelief must have the support of present judgment. He looks eagerly for evidence to assure him that he is indeed somebody. And of course this hunger for present approval throws him open to the temptation to inflate his work for the sake of appearances. This need for external support for our sagging faith accounts for the introduction into relig...