The Old Restlessness is Gone

“But let us look at it also from the standpoint of the Christian man having peace within himself. Not only peace between him and God, who is outside him, but peace within himself! This can be divided into negative and positive aspects. Negatively, it means the end of the old restlessness. The first thing that happens to a man when he becomes a Christian is that he gets rid of the restlessness which characterized his old life.  Restlessness is always a main characteristic of the life of sin. We find a perfect description of the matter in Isaiah chapter 57 verse 20: ‘The wicked are like the troubled sea, when it cannot rest, whose waters throw up mire and dirt.’ Such is man in sin.”  –D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones “Romans 8:5-17” p. 46

About Maureen Stohlmeyer

Grateful to have been married to my wonderful husband Michael for nearly 35 years who is now with the Lord, I would like to share from writers from the past who have strengthened our faith and walk with Jesus Christ our Savior and Redeemer. His walk with God was deeply enriched by the writings of authors from the past and I dedicate this blog to him and to them.
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