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Streams in the Desert, KJV QUOTES

Streams in the Desert, KJV QUOTES

1 " The sweetest things in this world today have come to us through tears and pain. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

2 " Nearly all God's jewels are crystallized tears. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

3 " Christ sometimes delays His help so He may test our faith and energize our prayers. Our boat may be tossed by the waves while he continues to sleep, but He will awake before it sinks. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

4 " The answer to our prayer may be coming, although we may not discern its approach. A seed that is underground during winter, although hidden and seemingly dead and lost, is nevertheless taking root for a later spring and harvest. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

5 " True saints of God have endured lengthy times of patient waiting with no reply, not because their prayers were prayed without intensity, nor because God did not accept their pleas. They were required to wait because it pleased Him who is sovereign and who gives "according to his good purpose" (Philippians 2:13) "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

6 " Douglas Adam,” wrote Charles Gallaudet Trumbull. “I learned he considered his greatest spiritual asset to be his unwavering awareness of the actual presence of Jesus. Nothing sustained him as much, he said, as the realization that Jesus was always actually present with him. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

7 " Our work is to lay our petitions before the Lord, and in childlike simplicity to pour out our hearts before Him, saying, “I do not deserve that You should hear me and answer my requests, but for the sake of my precious Lord Jesus; for His sake, answer my prayer. And give me grace to wait patiently until it pleases You to grant my petition. For I believe "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

8 " Our work is to lay our petitions before the Lord, and in childlike simplicity to pour out our hearts before Him, saying, “I do not deserve that You should hear me and answer my requests, but for the sake of my precious Lord Jesus; for His sake, answer my prayer. And give me grace to wait patiently until it pleases You to grant my petition. For I believe You will do it in Your own time and way. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

9 " Follow Me, and I will make you . . .” Make you speak My words with power, Make you vessels of My mercy, Make you helpful every hour. “Follow Me, and I will make you . . .” Make you what you cannot be— Make you loving, trustful, godly, Make you even just like Me. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

10 " O people of God, be great believers! Little faith will bring your souls to heaven, but great faith will bring heaven to your souls. Charles H. Spurgeon "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

11 " the endurance of hardship is the making of the person. It is the factor that distinguishes between merely existing and living a vigorous life. Hardship builds character. selected "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

12 "  ‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future’ ” (Jer. 29:11). “I always pray with joy. . .being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus” (Phil. 1:4, 6). "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

13 " This is the blessed life—not anxious to see far down the road nor overly concerned about the next step, not eager to choose the path nor weighted down with the heavy responsibilities of the future, but quietly following the Shepherd, one step at a time. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

14 " It is better to weather the storm with Christ than to sail smooth waters without Him. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

15 " No one accomplishes so much in so little time as when he or she is praying. And the following thought certainly aligns well with all that the Lord Jesus Christ taught on prayer: If only ONE BELIEVER WITH TOTAL FAITH rises up, the history of the world will be changed. Will YOU be that one to rise up, submitting yourself to the sovereignty and guidance of God our Father? A. E. McAdam Prayer without "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

16 " There is a perfect passivity that is not laziness. It is a living stillness born of trust. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

17 " The morning is a critically important time of day. You must never face the day until you have faced God, nor look into the face of others until you have looked into His. You cannot expect to be victorious, if you begin your day in your own strength alone. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

18 " The one thing we need today more than anything else is to spend time alone with our Lord, sitting at His feet in the sacred privacy of His blessed presence. Oh, how we need to reclaim the lost art of meditation! Oh, how we need “the secret place” (Ps. 91:1 KJV) as part of our lifestyle! "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

19 " Jesus Christ is not my security against the storms of life, but He is my perfect security in the storms. He has never promised me an easy passage, only a safe landing. "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV

20 " The beginning of anxiety is the end of faith, and the beginning of true faith is the end of anxiety. George Mueller "

― Mrs. Charles E. Cowman , Streams in the Desert, KJV