
John 4:48
Except Ye See
Trouble brought the nobleman to Christ. Sometimes the trial we would never choose becomes the blessing that draws us close to the Saviour.
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The “Except Ye…” series — short, searching studies on the conditions Christ himself laid down. Read one a day.

John 4:48
Trouble brought the nobleman to Christ. Sometimes the trial we would never choose becomes the blessing that draws us close to the Saviour.

John 3:5
Water baptism is the public declaration. But there is a deeper baptism — of the Holy Ghost and fire — without which no one enters the kingdom of God.

John 15:4
However good the branch may appear, the moment it is severed from the vine it begins to wither. Fruit is the evidence of connection, not effort.

Luke 13:5
Calamity is not a verdict on the sufferer. It is a summons to the onlooker. Instead of judging others, we are called to look into ourselves and repent.

Acts 27:31
When Euroclydon strikes, seamanship, rank and wealth are all useless. The old ship of Zion is battered but it will make harbour — and safety is found aboard.

Matthew 18:3
The disciples argued about rank. Christ answered with a child. Greatness in the kingdom is not the ability to be better than others, but the willingness to be humble.

2 Corinthians 13:5
Self-examination should be a daily exercise. The faith that will endure the trying times ahead must be tested and tried — either we are true Christians, or we are great pretenders.