Mark T. Barclay > Quotes

“These men used to be failures and losers. They used to trip over each other. They were in debt. They were discontented and distressed, but they started in that cave with David, and they gathered into him and sat at his feet, and he "captained" them. They slowly changed and grew and turned into mighty men of God - not mighty men of David - mighty men if God. They gathered to David, but he made them mighty men of God.”
― Mark T Barclay

“Why the red letters? Because they are spirit, and they are life - that's why. The entrance of these Words of Christ not only brings knowledge and understanding to the mind but light to the soul. These words bring to us the heart of Christ and His teachings, and they insert into us His opinion, attitude, and Spirit. The absence of these red letters eliminates all the above.”
― Mark T. Barclay, The Missing Red Letters

“Allow [Jesus] the access to that old nature through total surrender to Him and His Word. Once you do this without reservation, you will enter a new conquering lifestyle as well as a higher quality of life.

John 8:36
If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.”
― Mark T. Barclay, The Missing Red Letters

“We come to the house of the Lord to study the Word of the Lord and learn how to live according to the teachings of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, so when we step out of the church building and enter back into the activities of life, we can conquer the hindrances and attacks against us.”
― Mark T. Barclay, The Missing Red Letters

“Our God is a three-part being (Father, Son and Holy Spirit). Mark T. Barclay-The Missing Red Letters”
― Mark T. Barclay, The Missing Red Letters

“I truly believe that a dirty church is a powerless church. Sin absolutely steals our confidence and our boldness in Christ. Absolutely, without a doubt, living a sinful life quenches the great Holy Spirit, who is the power of this gospel.”
― Mark T. Barclay, The Missing Red Letters

“You cannot relate to your pastor properly until you have thoroughly, in your heart, made him your pastor.”
― Mark T. Barclay, How to relate to your pastor

“Our countenance, expressions, and communication style should be filled with Jesus. When people hear us, they should hear Jesus.”
― Mark T. Barclay, The Missing Red Letters