Wonderful Words of Life by Fountainview Academy

Well, I rather like this rendition. How about you?

John Mackay at Brookhouse Methodist Church on Thursday 9th October

Words of Wisdom from J C Ryle. "Live as in the sight of God"

Live as in the sight of God. This is what Abraham did,—he walked before Him.
This is what Enoch did,—he walked with Him.
This is what heaven itself will be,—the eternal presence of God.
Do nothing you would not like God to see.
Say nothing you would not like God to hear.
Write nothing you would not like God to read.
Go to no place where you would not like God to find you.
Read no book of which you would not like God to say, "Show it Me."
Never spend your time in such a way that you would not like to have God say, "What art thou doing?"
(found in J C Ryle's "Thoughts for Young Men")

(the whole article/booklet is online here: http://www.wholesomewords.org/etexts/ryle/ryleyouth.pdf )

A friend sent me this so I thought I'd pass it on.
I hope you're challenged, blessed and encouraged by it, as I was.

Another Wesley hymn

Lord, I believe a rest remains to all Thy people known;

A rest where pure enjoyment reigns and Thou art loved alone.

A rest where all our soul's desire is fixed on things above;

Where doubt and pain and love and fear expire, cast our by perfect love.

From every evil motion freed, (The Son hath made us free),

On all the powers of hell we tread, in glorious liberty.

Safe in the way of live, above death, earth and hell we rise;

We find when perfected in love our long-sought paradise.

O that I now the rest might know, believe and enter in!

Now, Saviour, now the power bestow, and let me cease from sin!

Remove this hardness from my heart, this unbelief remove;

To me the rest of faith impart the Sabbath of thy love.

Come, O my Saviour, come away! Into my soul descend,

No longer from Thy creature stay My Author and my End.

The bliss Thou hast for me prepared no longer be delayed

Come, my exceeding great reward, for Whom I first was made.

Come, Father, Son and Holy Ghost, and seal me Thine abode!

Let all I am in Thee be lost; let all be lost in God.

John and Charles Wesley (as set out in John Wesley's a Plain Account of Christian perfection.)

Well, I thought this was rather funny.

http://www.christianfunnypictures.com/search/label/Cartoons

What do you think?