Agree with Your Adversary

by · September 6, 2022

By Adrian Rogers

“He who covers his sins will not prosper, but whoever confesses and forsakes them will have mercy.”
Proverbs 28:13

David tried to cover up his sin by having Uriah killed. Today’s verse reminds us that those who cover their sin will never prosper.

There is a peace passing understanding of which the politicians cannot deprive us. John Newton

A knock at the door, a turning a corner, may be events which lead to important consequences. There's no such thing… twitter.com/i/web/st…

Unbelief is the source and root of all evil, for it is the first step toward forsaking and, in a way, denying God.… twitter.com/i/web/st…

Christ always accommodated his replies to those with whom he was dealing. John Calvin

Healing and wounding are equally from His hand, and equally tokens of His love and care over us. John Newton

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