Luke 14:1-14 - Humility Essential, The Parable of the Unworthy Guests by Kevin Williams

Fri Bible study teaching not to seek self honour in the things we say or do.

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Luke 14:1-14 - Humility Essential, The Parable of the Unworthy Guests by Kevin Williams

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Sin Will Have No Dominion Over You (Romans 6:14) by Tim Conway

http://illbehonest.com/Sin-Will-Have-No-Dominion-Over-You-Romans-6-14-Tim-Conway

Thy Way Not Mine, O Lord (SONG) Stephen Gates & Melissa Yakes

Words by Horatius Bonar
Beautiful cover by my friends Stephen Gates & Melissa Yakes

How Deep The Father's Love For Us (Fellowship Conference)

This was a small audio recording from the praise and worship at the 2010 Fellowship Conference.

For 2012 Fellowship Conference see: http://illbehonest.com/fellowship/

A Right Heart Is A Praying Heart -J.C.Ryle

"A right and good heart is a praying heart. It has within it "the Spirit of adoption whereby we cry, Abba, Father." (Rom. viii. 15.) Its daily feeling is, "Thy face, Lord, will I seek." (Psalm xxvii. 8.) It is drawn by an habitual inclination to speak to God about spiritual things,—weakly, feebly, and imperfectly perhaps, but speak it must. It finds it necessary to pour out itself before God, as before a friend, and to spread before Him all its wants and desires. It tells Him all its secrets. It keeps back nothing from Him. You might as well try to persuade a man to live without breathing, as to persuade the possessor of a right heart to live without praying. Is this heart your own?"-J.C. Ryle

Only The Spirit Can Convert & Not Man's Reasoning -Charles Spurgeon

""Old Adam is too strong..." So will every preacher find it, if he thinks his arguments can ever convert man. Let me give you a parallel case. Where is the logic that can persuade an Ethiopian to change his skin? By what argument can you induce a leopard to renounce his spots? Even so may he that is accustomed to do evil learn to do well. But if the Ethiopian's skin be changed it must be by a supernatural process, and if the leopard's spots be removed, he that made the leopard must do it. Even so is it with the heart of man. ... I dare say a man might have enough argument to induce him to hang himself, but I am certain no argument will ever induce him to hang his sins, to hang his self-righteousness, and to come and humble himself at the foot of the cross; for the religion of Christ is so contrary to all the propensities of man, that it is like swimming against the stream to approach it, for the stream of man's will and man's desire is exactly the opposite of the religion of Jesus Christ." -Charles Spurgeon