[image][img align=left]https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/images/platform.gif[/img] Text/Audio: Leviticus 27 / Psalms 34 / Ecclesiastes 10 / Titus 2----------------------------------------"To awake out of sleep, then, is to see that divine things are realities. When you are half asleep, you see things imperfectly. Ah! you are not affected by divine realities. Now, what is it to awake out of sleep? To awake out of sleep is to see sin as it is—your heart as it is—Christ as He is—and the love of God in Christ Jesus. And you can see all this by looking to Calvary's Cross. O! it is an awful thing to look to the Cross and not be affected, nor feel conviction of sin-nor feel drawn to Christ. O! I do not know a more sad state than this. O! pray that you may be wide awake. Dear friends, our life is like a river, and we are like a boat sailing down that river. We are drawing nearer and nearer to the shores of eternity. Some may have believed for forty years. Ah! your salvation is nearer than when you first believed. Your redemption draws nigh—the redemption of your whole soul-your complete redemption. And the time is coming when we will get it—you will be saved, and then the last stone will be put on with shoutings of "Grace! grace! unto it." Then will the crown be put upon your heads, for you will be more than conquerors. Dear friends, I do not know how far the day is spent. This is a dark, dark time; but the day is breaking—the shadows are fleeing away. The river Euphrates is drying up—that shows the day is breaking. The Jews, God's ancient people, are bringing in, and that shows the day is far spent." -Robert Murray McCheyne-----------------------------------------"Daily Bread" - The Advantages & Directions-"Daily Bread" - (Yearly) Bible Reading Guide-Who is using the M'chyne Bible Reading guide
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