"Daily Manna: Gleanings from the sermons of Hans R. Waldvogel" is a year long devotional booklet that I recently began reading...will try to post each day's entry in this thread.
The serrmons of Mr. Waldvogel can be listened to here on SermonIndex: https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/viewcat.php?cid=1278
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"God gives us blessings to know Him and the power of His resurrection and then leads us to follow Him in the fellowship of His sufferings."
"All false doctrine is a result of hearts that are not humble."
"The Beatitudes are the opening guns of the battle which God wages against the forces of Satan."
"Read the Bible and meditate therein in a way that will drown out all unbelief and anxiety."
"God is using the fire and the acid test to show you where you fail so you may not fall."
"Do you discover places in your daily life where you are not subject to Him?"
"We are not going to win this fight unless we have joy in our equipment."
"Waiting on God makes your life to be marked with the power of God."
"What is it that gives me tremendous faith in Him? It is His great love."
"You are giving all the glory to the Lamb of God and His finished work when you praise Him."
"People that are sanctified do not think of themselves, whether they are good or bad; they just think of Jesus."
"Who are they that look for Him? They are those bridal souls that just want Jesus."
"Some people do not get healed as readily as they used to, for they do not look for Jesus."
"Faith in God makes God work."
October 1:
Take more time over the Word that you might have light in His presence and may be able to understand what is meant that He is closer to you than you are to yourself.
October 2:
People that want Jesus are prayerful people. They are more eager to pray than to do anything else.
October 3:
If we accomplish nothing more than to get people to wait on God and to know Jesus, our reward will be great in that day.
October 4:
"Faith links us with the invisible and eternal."
October 5:
"You can praise yourself out of any situation."
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