“在海上坐船，在大水中经理事务的，他们看见耶和华的作为；并他在深水中的奇事。”（诗107：23-24）
凡是风，都是叫我们的灵程得帮助的。不能帮助我们的，乃是全然无风。北风、南风、东风、西风，都没有关系，只要是风，都可以帮助我们进港。所以你应当寻求一件事：生活在海洋里，不要惧怕风雨。让我们祷告说：“哦，主啊，送我们到海洋里去——到大水中去。我们现在所在的地方太靠近岩石了，和恶魔稍微一争，我们就会撞得粉碎。主啊，送我们到海洋里去——到大水中去，在那里我们可以有够大的地域来得到荣耀的胜利。”——披尔斯
在受试炼的时候，我们的信心最大。一切不能忍受试验的，都不过是肉体的信心。顺境中的信心不是信心。——司布真
They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters; these see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep (Ps. 107:23, 24).
He is but an apprentice and no master in the art, who has not learned that every wind that blows is fair for Heaven. The only thing that helps nobody, is a dead calm. North or south, cast or west, it matters not, every wind may help towards that blessed port. Seek one thing only: keep well out to sea, and then have no fear of stormy winds. Let our prayer be that of an old Cornishman: "O Lord, send us out to sea--out in the deep water. Here we are so close to the rocks that the first bit of breeze with the devil, we are all knocked to pieces. Lord, send us out to sea--out in the deep water, where we shall have room enough to get a glorious victory."
--Mark Guy Pearse
Remember that we have no more faith at any time than we have in the hour of trial. All that will not bear to be tested is mere carnal confidence. Fair-weather faith is no faith.
--C. H. Spurgeon
凡是风，都是叫我们的灵程得帮助的。不能帮助我们的，乃是全然无风。北风、南风、东风、西风，都没有关系，只要是风，都可以帮助我们进港。所以你应当寻求一件事：生活在海洋里，不要惧怕风雨。让我们祷告说：“哦，主啊，送我们到海洋里去——到大水中去。我们现在所在的地方太靠近岩石了，和恶魔稍微一争，我们就会撞得粉碎。主啊，送我们到海洋里去——到大水中去，在那里我们可以有够大的地域来得到荣耀的胜利。”——披尔斯
在受试炼的时候，我们的信心最大。一切不能忍受试验的，都不过是肉体的信心。顺境中的信心不是信心。——司布真
They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters; these see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep (Ps. 107:23, 24).
He is but an apprentice and no master in the art, who has not learned that every wind that blows is fair for Heaven. The only thing that helps nobody, is a dead calm. North or south, cast or west, it matters not, every wind may help towards that blessed port. Seek one thing only: keep well out to sea, and then have no fear of stormy winds. Let our prayer be that of an old Cornishman: "O Lord, send us out to sea--out in the deep water. Here we are so close to the rocks that the first bit of breeze with the devil, we are all knocked to pieces. Lord, send us out to sea--out in the deep water, where we shall have room enough to get a glorious victory."
--Mark Guy Pearse
Remember that we have no more faith at any time than we have in the hour of trial. All that will not bear to be tested is mere carnal confidence. Fair-weather faith is no faith.
--C. H. Spurgeon