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 I am so glad to introduce Mr. Naveen Kumar from New Delhi our guest author this week. He is a techie blogger and an SEO Expert  writes on various topics like SEO, Money making online, and other internet subjects.  He blogs at F5TheFresh.com.

Naveen posted a good number of technical blog posts in his page which are very useful and educative ones in this age of internet.

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I am so glad to introduce Mr. Naveen Kumar from New Delhi our guest author this week. He is a techie blogger and an SEO Expert  writes on various topics like SEO, Money making online, and other internet subjects.  He blogs at F5TheFresh.com.

Naveen posted a good number of technical blog posts in his page which are very useful and educative ones in this age of internet.

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I am so glad to introduce Mr. Naveen Kumar from New Delhi our guest author this week. He is a techie blogger and an SEO Expert  writes on various topics like SEO, Money making online, and other internet subjects.  He blogs at F5TheFresh.com.

Naveen posted a good number of technical blog posts in his page which are very useful and educative ones in this age of internet.

- See more at: http://pvariel.com/remove-last-name-facebook-account/#sthash.NLNgx3XD.dpuf

How To Remove Your Last Name from Facebook Account

ഏരിയലിന്റെ കുറിപ്പുകള്‍ - Ariel's Jottings : Tsu - ഇതാ പുതിയൊരു സോഷ്യൽ വെബ്‌ സൈറ്റ് ഇവിടെ ചേരു...

Tsu - ഇതാ പുതിയൊരു സോഷ്യൽ വെബ്‌ സൈറ്റ്  ഇവിടെ ചേരുക പണം സമ്പാദിക്കുക  നമുക്കിന്നു സോഷ്യൽ വെബ് സൈറ്റുകളുടെ ബഹളമാണ് എവിടെ നോക്കിയാ...

നമുക്കിന്നു സോഷ്യൽ വെബ് സൈറ്റുകളുടെ ബഹളമാണ് എവിടെ നോക്കിയാലും പുതിയവ പൊട്ടിപ്പുറപ്പെടുന്നു. ആളുകൾ അതിനു പിന്നാലെ ഓടി അവരുടെ വിലയേറിയ സമയം നഷ്ടപ്പെടുത്തുന്നു.  ഇതു പറഞ്ഞപ്പോൾ തന്നെ വിനോദ വേളകളിൽ ഇതിൽ നിന്നും നമുക്കു ലഭിക്കുന്ന ആനന്ദവും, സംതൃപ്തിയും, മറ്റു ചില നേട്ടങ്ങളും വിസ്മരിച്ചു കൊണ്ടല്ല ഇതു കുറിച്ചത്.

എന്നെപ്പോലെയുള്ള ബ്ലോഗ്‌ എഴുത്തുകാർക്ക് ഇത് നൽകുന്ന പ്രയോജനങ്ങൾ നിരവധിയുണ്ടുതാനും.

എന്നാൽ പലപ്പോഴും നമ്മുടെ വിലയേറിയ സമയത്തിൻറെ ഒരു നല്ല പങ്കും ഇവിടങ്ങളിൽ ചിലവഴിക്കുന്നതിനാൽ നമുക്കു പലതും നഷ്ടമാകുന്നു എന്ന സത്യം ബാക്കി നിൽക്കുന്നു. To Continue Reading please click on the below link:

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Tsu Is Not Just Another Social Site: You Can Make Money While You Engage With Tsu!

A few weeks back, I received an invite to Tsu from one of my online friends, and I just jumped in. Unfortunately due to my heavy schedule, I could not give a second look at it, and it remained idle since then.

But the other day, I received a reminder from yet another online friend, David Leonhardt, and I just peeped into it for a second time and I found some huge differences. I also found several posts he wrote about Tsu are well written and to the point, and useful for anyone seeking an entry into this new social site (which already hss 700,000 members).

An active member can easily make money here; just join in and participate and share your thoughts and other intimations as you like – just as you do right now in different other sites.

David Leonhard

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facebook, facebook, facebook !!! How much time you spent (waste) on facebook and few hidden secrets (fb tricks)

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Time Magazine's Techland.time brought out an article under their section  'Social Networking' under the title: "How Much Time Have You Wasted on Facebook?" Read more: Facebook Time Machine:

How much time you spent on facebook!

Indeed an interesting and curious question to know the answer!

I tried this test and got the following results:

See the below given screenshots of my result:

It says: The average user spend 17 minutes a day on facebook and in the second screenshot it says:

Facebook is 3656 days old.
You've belonged for 631 of them and
posted 2327 things to feed in that time.

This may be true according to this tool, I haven't wasted any time instead I utilized it for posting my things like; my blog links etc. LOL

But I think this looks like not an accurate account of my usage, instead i used it several times to promote my blog contents and other related activities.

Anyways, if you are interested to know please check out yours by clicking HERE

Also watch this video to know some hidden secret tips:



Thanks for visiting my page,

Yours Sincerely for Philipscom & Associates

Philip Verghese 'Ariel'

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Teenagers, Facebook and Self-esteem

Social Sites are eating away the major time of most of our teenagers.  Here is an alert to all, a Christian perspective on this subject written by Berni Dyment, the CEO of Christianity Works. 

Hi Berni, 

I am so glad and thankful to you for the kind consent you extended to me to  re-post this esteemed content in my blog. 
Keep up the Good Works.
Best Regards
God Bless.

Philip Ariel & Associates.
Secunderabad

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Our teenagers are now connected to their social network 24/7. Most of them sleep with their mobile phones. And so they discover who they are these days much more through their social network than from their parents. 

An article reporting some research on the impact of Facebook on teenagers’ self-esteem in my local newspaper caught my eye recently. And to be honest, it confirmed everything we old fogeys had suspected all along about the impact of social media. The question is, what do we as parents and grandparents, aunties, uncles and friends do to help our young folk?

The Upshot of the Article

The article, entitled Under the sway of social media has this to say:

The more time teenage girls spend on social media – caught in a world of competition for likes on Facebook, posting weight-loss progress selfies on Instagram – the more likely they are to be dissatisfied with their bodies and have low self-esteem.

Berni Dymet,CEO ChristianityWorks

It goes on to report a study of girls who were first interviewed in years 8 and 9, and then again in years 10 and 11, which asked them about their social media habits and self-esteem.  90% of them had a Facebook account with an average of 475 friends each. All of them were uploading pictures of themselves onto the internet.  Over the course of the study, the time they spent on social media had blown out from one and three-quarter hours to two and a half hours a day.  

That by the way is fully 10% of their time each and every day!!

This is what the research concluded:

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Facebook Vs Google Plus: Should You Leave Facebook for Google Plus?

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Many are leaving Facebook to Google+

Why this is happening?

What are the advantages?

What are the disadvantages?

Here is an informative post on these lines.

This Post is Originally posted by Genevieve Lachance.

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This gives a clear idea about these two platforms to different groups of people. 

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F for “Facebook” Oh No! “F” is for “Faithbook”

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F for “Facebook” 
Oh No! “F” is for “Faithbook”

Facebook is one of the famous social networking website.  Here one need to register and can upload photos videos and send messages to their friends by posting it on the wall as well as one can send private mails too.

It was founded by Mark Zuckerberg with his college roommates and fellow Harvard University students Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes.  The membership was initially limited by the founders to Harvard students, but was expanded to other colleges in the Boston area, the Ivy League, and Stanford University. It gradually added support for students at various other universities before opening to high school students, and eventually to anyone aged 13 and over. Facebook now allows any users who declare themselves to be at least 13 years old to become registered users of the site.  This is now available in 37 different languages.

It has now many features like kno-it-all, Marketplace, groups, events, pages etc.

These days many use it mainly to promote their products, services and resources; no doubt it’s a good media to reach millions of people in a fraction of seconds. A good number of people join and visit this site to just to pass their time, or to do some kind of gossips or just to relax after a day’s toil.

OMG!!!

My title already said that this post on “F” is not on Facebook but on “Faithbook”

But I am going away from my intended subject.  Let me come to the point.  I am slightly worried to note that few of you may disagree with my points here.  Anyways, I need to express what I mean to express.  If you got annoyed it you can coolly go to the other blog.

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Ok this Faithbook is a different one from the popular facebook.  Yes, in its entirety it is different from the other.

  

Whether you accept it or not, Faithbook or The Bible is the greatest of all and it cannot be denied that it is the most remarkable and precious one, human beings ever received.   Yes, it’s amazing and no doubts a ‘Unique Book’.  Yes it’s written by the inspiration of God.  When one goes through it he can realize that God himself is talking through it.   And you can communicate with God any time 24/7 through prayer and supplication.

Not only that you can find any solution for your life’s problems.  It’s a guide book towards the journey to heaven.  If follow the instructions in scripted in it you will surely reach the destination safely.   No other books on this earth give such detailed instructions to human being connected with his life and destiny.

Follow the instructions and be sure about your life!

But please do not listen to my words; look into the following facts and check out for yourself.

A)    The Bible is unique in its continuity, and it’s written over a 1,500 year time span by over 40 authors from different walks of life from kings to peasants at different places at different intervals.  It’s unique because the authors of different experiences dealt with number of controversial subject in full harmony. All the authors outlined God’s great love towards man.

B)    The Bible has more reads than any other book.  It’s still the number one book in sale. And it was the first major book printed; it is first printed at Gutenberg’s press.

C)    The Bible has been translated and published in more languages than any other book.

D)   The Bible is the only book which withstood many attacks by its enemies.  Kings and rulers tried to destroy it from the time of Roman emperors to the present day rulers. Even in spite of the countless opposition its teachings and truths have been preserved, it is in itself a miracle.

E)     Modern archaeologists have confirmed and proven the Bible’s absolute accuracy and proven it to be a source of History.

F)     The Bible is the only book ever produced which contains a good number of prophecies which is prophesied thousands of years back fulfilled accurately.

These are some of the amazing facts about the amazing and unique book, but unfortunately a good number of people who consider themselves as smart and intelligent just ignore it for their peril.

Jesus Christ Wants to put you in His Book. 

Do you Accept.  It is up to you to decide.

You need not worry about the 4, 7 10, 14 days or one months

 block from the book, or no fear about getting deleted from the 

account permanently.  No. This registration is a permanent one, 

and once registered you are safe in His hand.

If you want to read the truth from this book they can visit this 

page by clicking on the below link.

Biblegateway


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A Note of Thanks And An Article On Prayer

At the outset of New Year 2013, let me take this time to give thanks to the God Almighty for the way in which He is leading each of us in a tremendous way.  

Also I am taking this opportunity to express my gratitude to all my readers and visitors for their relentless support by visiting and expressing their feelings through the comment columns.  I continue to seek my Lord’s guidance and help in to go forward in this sin stricken world.

Let me begin this year’s writings with an important or vital issue all of us need to note. That is nothing but PRAYER.

Here is a must read article written by the 20^th century Christian writer E M Bounds.  

This is an adaptation from the book "A TREASURY  OF PRAYER"—The Best of E M Bounds, compiled and condensed by yet another famous Christian writer Leonard Ravenhill.

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The Reality of Prayer

By E M Bounds

“Non-praying is lawlessness, discord, anarchy.  Prayer, in the moral government of God, is a strong and far reaching as the law of gravitation in the material world, and it is necessary as gravitation to hold things in their proper atmosphere and in life.

The space occupied by prayer in the Sermon on the Mount bespeaks its estimate by Christ and the importance it holds in His system.  Many important principles are discussed in a verse or two.  The sermon consists of one hundred and eleven verses, and eighteen are about prayer directly, and other indirectly.

Prayer was one of the cardinal principles of piety in every dispensation and to every child of God.  It did not pertain to the business of Christ to originate duties, but to recover, to recaste to spiritualize, and to re-in force those duties which are cardinal and original.

With Moses the great features of prayer are prominent.  He never beats the air nor fights a sham battle.  The most serious and strenuous business of his serious strenuous life was prayer.  He is as much at it with the earnestness of his soul.

Intimate as he was with God, his intimacy did not abate the necessity of prayer.  This intimacy only brought clearer insight into the nature and necessity of prayer, and led him to see the greater obligations to prayer, and to discover the larger results of praying.  In reviewing one of the crises through which Israel passed, when the very existence of the nation was in peril, he writes: “I fell down before the Lord forty days and forty nights.”  Wonderful praying and wonderful results!  Moses  knew how to do wonderful praying, and God knew how to give wonderful results.

The whole force of Bible statement is to increase our faith in the doctrine that prayer affects God, secures favor from God, which can be secured in no other way, and which will not be bestowed by God if we do not pray.  The whole canon of Bible teaching is to illustrate the great truth that God bears and answers prayer.  One of the great purposes of God in His Book is to impress upon us indelibly the great importance, the priceless value, and the absolute necessity of asking God for the things we need for time and eternity.  He urges us by every consideration, and presses and warns us by very interest.  He points us to His own Son, turned over to us for our good, as His pledge that prayer will be answered, teaching us that God is our Father, able to do all things for us and to give all things to us, much more that earthly parents are able or willing to do for their children.

Let us thoroughly understand ourselves and understand, also, this great business of prayer.  Our one great business is prayer, and we will never do it well unless we fasten to it by all binding force.  We will never do it well without arranging the best conditions of doing it well.  Satan has suffered so much by good praying that all his wily, shrewd and ensnaring devices will be used to cripple its performances.

We must, by all the fastenings we can find, cable ourselves to prayer.  To be loose in time and place is to open the door to Satan.  To be exact, prompt, unswerving, and careful in even the little things, is to buttress ourselves against the evil one.

Prayer, by all the fastening we can find, cable ourselves to prayer.  To be loose in time and place is to open the door to satan.  To be exact, prompt, unswerving and careful in even the little things, is to buttress ourselves against the evil one.

Prayer, by God’s very oath, is put in the very stories of God’s foundations, as eternal as its companion.  “And men shall pray for him continually.”  This is the eternal conditions which advances His cause, and makes it powerfully aggressive.  Men are to always pray for it.  Its strength, beauty and aggression lie in their prayers.  Its power lies simply in its power to pray.  No power is found elsewhere but in its ability to pray,  “For my house shall be called the house of prayer for all people.”  It is based on prayer, and carried on by the same means.

Prayer is a privilege, a sacred, princely privilege.  Prayer is a duty, and obligation most binding, and most imperative, which should hold us to it.  But prayer is more than a privilege, more than a duty.  It is a means, an instrument, a condition.  Not to pray is to lose much more than to fail in the exercise and enjoyment of a high or sweet privilege.  Not to pray is to fail among lines far more important than even the violation of an obligation.

Prayer is the appointed condition of getting God’s aid.  This aid is a manifold and illimitable as God’s ability, and as varied and exhaust-less is this aid as man’s need.  Prayer is the avenue through which God supplies man’s wants.

Prayer is the channel through which all good flows from God to man, and all good from men to men.  God is the Christian’s Father.  Asking and giving are in that relation.

Man is the one, more immediately concerned in this great work of praying.  It ennobles man’s reason to empty it in prayer.  The office and work of prayer is the divinest engagement of man’s reason.  Prayer makes man’s  reason to shine.  Intelligence of the highest order approves prayer.  He is the wisest man who prays the most and the best.  Prayer is the school of wisdom as well as of piety.

Prayer is not a picture to handle, to admire, to look at.  It is not beauty, coloring, shape, attitude, imagination, or genius.  These things do not pertain to its character or conduct.  It is not poetry or music; its inspiration and melody come from heaven.  Prayer belongs to the Spirit, and at times it possesses the spirit and stirs the spirit with high and holy purposes and resolves.

The possibilities and necessity of prayer are graven in the eternal foundations of the Gospel.  The relation that is established between the Father and the Son and decreed covenant between the two has prayer as the base of its existence, and the conditions of the advance and success of the gospel.  Prayer is the condition by which all foes are to be overcome and all the inheritance is to be possessed.

These are axiomatic truths, though they may be very homely ones.  But these are the times when Bible axioms need to be stressed, pressed, iterated and reiterated. The very air is rife with influences, practices and theories which sap foundations, and the most veritable truths and the most self-evident axioms go down by insidious and invisible attacks.

More than this: the tendency of these times is to an ostentatious parade of doing, which enfeebles the life and dissipates the spirit of praying.  There may be kneeling, and there may be standing in prayerful attitude.  There may be much bowing of the head and yet there may be no serious, real praying.

Prayer is real work.

Praying is vital work.

Prayer has in its keeping the very heart of worship.

Who can approach into God’s presence in prayer?  Who can come before the great God, Maker of all worlds, the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who holds in His hand all good, and who is all-powerful and able to do all things? Man’s approach to this great God—what lowliness, what truth, what cleanness of hands, and purity of heart is needed and demanded!

Definition of prayer scarcely belongs to Bible range at any point.

Everywhere we are impressed that it is more important and urgent that men pray, than that they be skilled in the homiletic didactics of prayer.

This is a thing of the heart, not of the schools.  It is more of feeling than of words.

Praying is the best school in which to learn to pray, prayer the best dictionary to define the art and nature of praying.

We repeat and reiterate.  Prayer is not a mere habit, captivated by custom and memory, something which must be gone through with, its value depending upon the decency and perfection of the performance.  Prayer is not a duty which must be performed, to ease obligation and to quiet conscience.

Prayer is not mere privilege, a sacred indulgence to be taken advantage of, at  leisure, at pleasure, at will, and no serious loss attending its omission.

Prayer is a solemn service due to God, an adoration, a worship, an approach to God for some request, the presenting of some desire, the expression of some need to Him, who, as a father, finds His greatest pleasure in relieving the wants and granting the desires of His children.

Prayer is the child’s request, not to the winds, nor to the world, but to the Father.

Prayer is the outstretched arms of the child for the Father’s help.

Prayer is the child’s cry calling to the Father’s ear, the Father’s heart, the Father’s ability, which the Father is to hear, the Father is to feel, and which the Father is to relieve.

Prayer is the seeking of God’s great and greatest good, which will not come if we do not pray.

Prayer is an ardent and believing cry to God for some specific thing.  God’s rule is to answer prayer by giving the specific thing asked for.  With it may come much of other gifts and graces.

Strength, serenity, sweetness, and faith may come as the bearers of the gifts.  But even they come because God hears and answers prayer.

Revelation does not deal in philosophical details, nor verbal niceties and hair-splitting distinctions.  It unfolds relationships, declares principles, and enforces duties.  The heart must define, the experience must realize.

Paul came on the stage too late to define prayer.  That which had been so well done by patriarchs and prophets needed no return to dictionaries.   Christ is himself the illustration and definition of prayer.  He prayed as man had never prayed.

He put prayer on a higher basis, with grander results and simpler being that it had ever known.

He taught Paul how to pray by the revelation of himself, which is the first call to prayer, and the first lesson in praying.

Prayer, like love, is too ethereal and too heavenly to be held in the gross rams of chilly definitions.  It belongs to heaven, and to the heart, and not to words and ideas only.

Prayer is no petty invention of man, a fancied relief for fancied ills.

Prayer is no dreary performance, dead and death dealing, but is God’s enabling act for man, living and life-giving, joy and joy-giving.

Prayer is the contact of a living soul with God.  In prayer God stoops to kiss man, to bless man, and  to aid man in everything that God can devise or man can need.

 Prayer fills man’s emptiness with God’s fullness.  Prayer fills man’s poverty with God’s  riches.  Prayer puts away man’s weakness with the coming of God’s strength.

It banishes man’s littleness with God’s greatness.    Prayer  is God’s  plan to supply man’s great and continuous need with God’s great and continuous abundance.

What is this prayer to which men are called? It is not a mere form, a child’s play.  It is serious, difficult work, the manliest, the mightiest work, the divinest work which man can do.

Prayer lifts men out of the earthliness and links them with the heavenlies.  Men are never nearer heaven , nearer God, never more God-like, never in deeper sympathy and truer partnership with Jesus Christ, than when praying.  Love, philanthropy, holy affiances, all of them helpful and tender for men—are born and perfected by prayer.

Prayer is not merely a question of duty, but of salvation.  Are men saved who are not men of prayer?  Is not the gift, the inclination, the habit of prayer, one of the elements or characteristics of salvation? Can it be possible to be in affinity with Jesus Christ and not be prayerful?  Is it possible to have the Holy Spirit and not have the spirit of prayer?  Is it possible to have the new birth and not be born to prayer? Is not the life of the Spirit and the life of prayer coordinate and consistent?  Can brotherly love be in the heart which is unschooled in prayer?

We have two kinds of prayer named in the New Testament—prayer and supplication.

Prayer denotes prayer in general.  Supplication is more intense and more special form of prayer.  These two.  Supplication and prayer, ought  to be combined.  Then we would have devotion in its widest and sweetest form, and supplication with its most earnest and personal sense of need.  

“Prayer gives us eyes to see God.  Prayer is seeing God.”  The prayer life is knowledge without and within.  All vigilance without,  all vigilance within.  There can be no intelligent prayer without knowledge within.  Our inner condition and our inner needs must be felt and known.

It takes prayer to minister.  It takes life, the highest form of life, to minister.  Prayer is the highest intelligence, the profoundest wisdom, the most vital the most joyous, the most efficacious, the most powerful of all vocations.  It is life, radiant, transporting, eternal life.  Away with dry forms, with dead, cold habits of prayer! Away with sterile routine, with senseless performances and petty playthings in prayer!

Let us get at the serious work, the chief business of men, that of prayer.  Let us work at it skillfully.

Let us seek to be expert in this great work of praying.  Let us be master-workmen in this high art of praying.

Let us be so in the habit of prayer, so devoted to prayer, so filled with its rich spices, so ardent by its holy flame, that all heaven and earth will be perfumed by its aroma, and nations yet in the womb will be blessed by our prayers.  Heaven will be fuller and brighter in glorious inhabitants; earth will be better prepared for its bridal day, and hell robbed of many of its victims, because we have lived to pray.

Poverty of spirit enters into true praying.  “Blessed are the poor in sprit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”  “The poor” means paupers, beggars, those who live on the bounty of others, who live by begging.  Christ’s people live by asking.  “Prayer is the Christian’s vital breath.”  It is his affluent inheritance, his daily annuity.

In His own example, Christ illustrates the nature and necessity of prayer.  Everywhere He declares that he who is on God’s mission in this world will pray.  He is an illustrious example of the principle that the more devoted the man is to God, the more prayerful will he be.  The more divine the man, the more of the Spirit of the Father and of the Son will he receive.  

In the great events and crowning periods of the life of Jesus we find Him in prayer—at the beginning of His ministry, at the fords of the Jordan, when the Holy Spirit descended upon Him; just prior to the transfiguration, and in the Garden of Gethsemane.  Well do the words of Peter come in here:  “Leaving us an example that ye should follow in his steps.”

There is an important principle of prayer found in some of the miracles of Christ.  It is the progressive nature of the answer to prayer.  Not at once does God always give the full answer to prayer but rather progressively, step by step.  Mark 8:22 describes a case which illustrates this important truth, too often overlooked.

What are the limitations of prayer? How far do its benefits and possibilities reach?  What part of God’s dealings with man and with man’s world, is unaffected by prayer?  Do the possibilities of prayer cover all temporal and spiritual good?  The answers to these questions are of transcendental importance.  The answer will gauge the effort and results of our praying.  The answer will greatly enhance the value of prayer, or will greatly depress prayer.  The answers to these important questions are fully covered by Paul’s words on prayer:  “Be careful for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known unto God” (Phil. 4:6).

“Christ is all.  We are complete in Him.  He is the answer to every need, the perfect Saviour.  H needs no decoration to heighten His beauty, no prop to increase His stability, no girding to perfect His strength.  Who can gild refined gold, whiten the snow, perfume the rose, or heighten the colors of the summer sunset?  Who will prop the mountains or help the great deep?  It is not Christ and philosophy, nor Christ and money, nor civilization, nor diplomacy, nor science, nor organization.   It is Christ alone.  He trod the wine press alone.  His own arm brought salvation.  He is enough.  He is the comfort, the strength, the wisdom, the righteousness, the sanctification of all men.”  —C. L. Chilton

Source: Bethany House Publishers

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