"Salvation is of the LORD." -Jonah 2:9

Friends,  If you have a short-wave radio there's a 15-minute hard-hitting, Christ exalting Gospel message broadcast via World Wide Christian Radio (WWCR) on the following days, times and frequencies: "Storm Warning: Prove All Things"   Speaker: "Sinner Saved" Thursday - 0845 Hours (U.S. Eastern Time) on 13.845 MHz Friday - 2215 Hours (U.S. Eastern Time) on 4.840 MHz Saturday - 0330 Hours (U.S. Eastern Time) on 4.840 MHz Saturday - 0845 Hours (U.S. Eastern Time) on 13.845 MHz Saturday - 1900 Hours (U.S. Eastern Time) on 5.935 MHz  Please feel free to write and give a reception report and your location. Thanks kindly in advance. Email: The.LORD.be.magnified@gmail.com  The LORD JESUS Christ be magnified!

" The rod of the wicked shall not rest upon the lot of the righteous, lest the righteous put forth their hands unto iniquity." -Psalm 125:3 [KJV] How shall we draw the line between the righteous and the wicked? How shall we distinguish them, seeing they are both alike the subjects of a wicked nature, derived from Adam the sinner, their father? The Holy Ghost does this. He sets a mark upon the righteous, by which they are essentially distinguished from the wicked, in the first verse of this Psalm: “They trust in the Lord.”   The wicked trust in themselves, that they are righteous; trust in their own power, to make and keep themselves so; and hope for God’s favour and heaven, because they are so. They trust in their own wisdom to guide them through life, and to their own goodness to make them happy in death. The righteous are stript of their righteousness: they are convinced of sin: they are poor, hopeless, desperate, and in a forlorn and wretched condition as to...

"How shall we sing the L ORD 's song in a strange land?" -Psalm 137:4 [KJV] Methinks, my soul, this strange land is the very place to sing the Lord's song in, though the carnal around understand it not. Shall I hang my harp upon the willow, when Jesus is my song, and when He Himself hath given me so much cause to sing? Begin, my soul, thy song of redemption: learn it, and let it be sung upon earth; for sure enough thou wilt have it to sing in heaven.  Art thou at a loss what to sing? Oh, no. Sing of the Father's mercy in sending a Saviour. Sing of Jesus' love, in not only coming, but dying for thee! Are the redeemed above now singing, "Worthy is the Lamb that was slain?" Join in the chorus, and tell that dear Redeemer in the loudest notes, that He was slain, and hath redeemed thee to God by His blood. Strike up thy harp anew to the glories of redeeming grace, in that He not only died for thee, but hath quickened thee to a new and spiri...

"Bind the sacrifice with cords, even unto the horns of the altar." -Psalm 118:27 [KJV] Are you a poor broken-hearted child of the living God? Is there any measure of the Spirit of Christ in you? Is there any faint resemblance of His meekness and holy image stamped upon you? Then you feel yourself bound with cords to the horns of the altar. You feel the strong ties of necessity, and you feel the strong ties of affection binding you there.  But with this, you feel also that you are a struggling victim; that you would gladly escape the troubles and trials that being bound to the horns of the altar brings upon you; you would gladly get into an easier path if you could; or if you dared, would willingly set up some altar yourself, made after the pattern of Damascus (II Kings 16:10) ; and would gladly, like the Roman Catholic, worship with your body a material cross, instead of worshipping in your soul the adorable God-man Who hung and bled there. You would gladly, if ...