I already posted this quote on my FB page and it drew so many comments I decided to put it on my blog. It comes from J.C. Ryle in his book “Practical Religion.” Ryle (1816-1900) was the first Anglican Bishop of Liverpool, England, and his book strikes a cord for the reality of Christ in the life of the believer.
“A bad coin is no proof that there is no good money; nay, rather it is a sign that there is some current money which is valuable, and is worth imitation. Hypocrites and sham Christians are indirect evidence that there is real grace among men. Let us search our hearts then, and see how it is with ourselves.”
On another note: my cancer has returned and I start chemo treatments tomorrow. I would appreciate your prayers and I will be posting some thoughts and meditations regarding this new phase of my discipleship. Blessings
Pastor Dave, we love you and will be praying for you during this next step in your cancer treatments.
Thanks Betsy
Lu and I will be praying for you.
Thanks Nick
We love you brother
You are prayed for
Ed
Thank you for the added history info.
You must know, for sure, that I (and many) will pray for you and your health. I will also be praying for Gloria, your children and families.
Thanks Kendra. Hope you are feeling better.
Dearest Dave,
We are praying for you and Gloria as you undergo this challenge, again.. We love you. John and Alice
Count on LaVonne and me to join your friends in prayer for you and the family.