Comments on: Dark Depths of an Undisciplined Life

By: Beresford Charles

Beresford Charles — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 08:50:19 +0000

I live in Trinidad and Tobago. I had the greatest privilege of coming onto your site and i feel blessed by your powerful exhortations presentation of the word of God. The world needs “teachers” at this time of global history to teach the truth. Too much time is spent on the communication media on the issue of wealth seeking and not God seeking. May God continue to bless your ministry.

By: JENNIFER

JENNIFER — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 21:20:28 +0000

Excellently written. Thank you for your knowledge.

By: KEVIN HATCHER

KEVIN HATCHER — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 16:32:20 +0000

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By: David Hou

David Hou — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 03:47:52 +0000

The will of man is the most powerful force in man.
The will of man can even deny the Almighty God.

The will of man is the wonderful gift of God.
God will not force His entry into the will of man.
The Lord lay before us life or death, heaven or hell.

Whatever a person chooses that will be their destiny.

Choose to be like Jesus… Your will & not mine be done!

Your destiny will be changed forever period…

By: Laine Vidaca

Laine Vidaca — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 08:53:19 +0000

Thank you for this info! I enjoyed it.

By: Heidi Bishop

Heidi Bishop — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 10:01:35 +0000

Discipline

Throw away thy rod,
Throw away thy wrath:
O my God,
Take the gentle path.

For my heart’s desire
unto thine is bent:
I aspire
To a full consent.

Not a word or look
I affect to own,
But by book,
And thy book alone.

Though I fail, I weep:
Though I halt in pace,
Yet I creep
To the throne of grace.

Then let wrath remove;
Love will do the deed:
For with love
Stony hearts will bleed.

Love is swift of foot;
Love’s a man of war,
And can shoot,
And can hit from far.

Who can scape his bow?
That which wrought on thee,
Brought thee low,
Needs must work on me.

Throw away thy rod;
Though man frailties hath,
Thou art God:
Throw away thy wrath.

(George Herbert: The Complete English Works, 174-175)

By: Heidi Bishop

Heidi Bishop — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 07:42:18 +0000

Dear Pastor Chambers. I am a follower of Jesus for about a year now. I am the mother of four beautiful daughters and a loving husband. My two oldest daughters say that they are reborn but they live in the world and to please others (friends) they don’t do anything bad but they do not strive for a relationship with the Lord. My husband is the most awesome compassionate, natureloving, wifeloving man you can imagine but he also does not understand my relationship with the Lord.

You must imagine how despirately I wanted to convert them and even tried to force them to become true believers. I prayed that God would change their harts but He chose another path. He changed me. He is still changing me and for the first time I can see a change (Slowly but surely) in all of them. He is chipping away at my pride, making me see that I need to submit to His will. He wants me to be a good mother and wife. Gentle, yet stearn, steadfast in my faith in our Lord and diciplined. It makes all the difference in my life. I just have to state, i’m still getting there but I understand what He expects of me. My way would have been so much easier, if everybody else could change. Thank you Lord, Your way is the best way and the only true way. Even if it is the hard way.

By: Jim Dowling

Jim Dowling — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 06:09:03 +0000

Dear Pastor Chambers,
I appreciate your articles. This one on discipline is very important to each and every Christian who longs for spiritual growth. You are absolutely on target in pointing out that “self control” is where the battle line is in our lives. I have often thought about the time and effort disciplined athletes expend to accomplish their goals. But many Christians, including myself, are much less passionate about choosing to live a spirit-filled life that includes godly on-going godly choices. I like how you conclude your message. You give us hope telling us that it is not too late to surrender our wills to Christ and experience the joy of obedience thus avoiding the spiritual train wreck that on-going disobedience and mediocrity will surely bring. THANK YOU FOR THIS INSPIRING MESSAGE.

By: Paul

Paul — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 02:03:55 +0000

Full hearted agreement. As baby Christians we must make the choice to be disciplined to seek out the Truth and then we move on to a much greater level with greater responsibility and commitment. Thank you Brother Chambers

By: jacquii Sain

jacquii Sain — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 20:59:53 +0000

This really hit home for me. Just recently, the lord has continued to shown me the importance discipline plays in the lives of my children and I. This just enforced it some more.
I got it lord!!! Amen.