Posts by granary

November 1

Posted on Nov 1, 2026

Is anyone pleading with God for a mighty harvest in our day? Will two agree in asking (Mt 18:19)? In Mighty Moments, Lionel Fletcher tells when, at the close of a meeting among Cornish coal miners, he was about to ask a friend to pray, but felt pressed to ask a man to his left instead. “I did not know if he could pray, or even if he was a Christian. But the influence was so great on me that I leaned over and said, ‘My friend, would you lead in prayer?’ Under great emotion, he replied, ‘I could not. I think it would kill me.’ Turning to my friend, I almost asked him, but felt the man’s hand...

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October 31

Posted on Oct 31, 2026

“Unless a kernel of wheat fall in the ground and die, it abides alone; but if it dies, it brings forth much fruit” (Jn 12:24). Undoubtedly, primarily the reference is to our Lord as that kernel of wheat. He originally abode alone in transcendent majesty, seated at the throne of God. By His word the heavens were created, the earth was fashioned, man was formed. Then a great tragedy happened. Man fell, and the earth became a wilderness. Now comes the problem: Is this world to be a wilderness forever or again to become fruitful? If He abode alone, there would be no fruit. If He died, this world...

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October 30

Posted on Oct 30, 2026

“Holding fast the word of life, so that I may rejoice in the day of Christ” (Php 2:16). C.T. Studd, who turned his back on a promising career in England to give his life to worldwide missions, wrote of his early life: “Instead of going and telling others of the love of Christ, I was selfish and kept the knowledge all to myself. The result was that gradually my love began to grow cold, the love of the world came in.” But as God got a grip on his heart, he would say: “Christ calls us to save the lost, not the stiff-necked; He came not to call scoffers but sinners to repentance; not to build...

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October 29

Posted on Oct 29, 2026

“If our gospel is hid, it is hid to those who are lost” (2 Cor 4:3). Procrastination is very often a main reason why we don’t evangelize as we should. Urgent things push out important things. If we delay for months or years, then tell someone that they are in danger of hell fire, they might well ask, “You’ve known this all the time you’ve known me, and you never told me? What kind of a friend are you?” This is a situation that must be corrected and demands a good dose of honesty. Something like, “There is something very important to me that I should have told you before. But I was afraid of...

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October 28

Posted on Oct 28, 2026

Tommy Rowden had just been gloriously saved and couldn’t wait to tell his friends during coffee break at the plant where he worked. But the in-house infidel was quick to retort, “You can’t believe the Bible! It’s full of mistakes.” “For instance?” “Like, where did Cain get his wife?” Tommy hadn’t heard that one, but said he’d look for the answer. The next day in the break room, the infidel was quick to ask, “So did you find the answer?” “Yup,” said Tommy. “It’s right there in the Bible.” “It is?” “That’s your problem; you’ve got to read the Bible.” “So what’s the answer.” “You know how God...

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