Jesus Christ, the very Son of God, found it necessary to have definite and extended periods of fellowship alone with His Father. Who could be busier than He? His day was filled from morning to night, speaking to crowds, healing, holding private interviews, traveling and training His disciples; yet He found it necessary to have time alone with God…<\/p>\n
The Christian life might be compared to a soldier in battle. He is out on the front lines but is connected with his commanding officer by radio. He calls and tells of the conditions and problems he is facing. Then his commanding officer, who from his vantage point can see the entire battle area, relays instructions. In like manner the Christian shares his joys and sorrow, his victories and defeats, and his needs, as God instructs and guides him through His Word.<\/p>\n
It is our heavenly Father who directs our battle of life. He knows the steps we should take. We must take time to go to Him for guidance.”<\/p>\n
Bill Bright- “A Handbook for Christian Maturity” (Campus Crusade for Christ International)<\/p>\n <\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Jesus Christ, the very Son of God, found it necessary to have definite and extended periods of fellowship alone with His Father. Who could be busier than He? His day was filled from morning to night, speaking to crowds, healing, holding private interviews, traveling and training His disciples; yet He found it necessary to have … Continue reading Soldiers in Battle<\/span>