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Jerry Bridges (1929) |
| The Bible | |
| As we prayerfully expose ourselves to the Scriptures, we begin to understand what God's will is regarding our conduct and character. And then as the Holy Spirit applies His word to specific areas of our lives, and as we are obedient to His promptings, we begin to develop Bible-based convictions. Our values begin to change so that God's standard becomes our delight and our desire. | |
| St.Paul's Epistle To the Romans XII-XVI (3rd Vol) - A Devotional Commentary |
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| Thomas, Rev. W.H. Griffith | |
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| Synopsis | |
| "In the portion of the Epistle treated in this book, the third and concluding, volume of the present work, the entire material lends itself naturally to purposes of devotion. Include also Suggestions for Meditation at the end of each chapter in the hope that they may be found of service in summarising and concentrating attention on the main practical truths of the sections." |
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