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T. Austin-Sparks’s Followers (28)
T. Austin-Sparks
Born
London, The United Kingdom
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The School of Christ
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published
1964
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11 editions
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Rivers of Living Water
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published
2002
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4 editions
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Discipleship in the School of Christ
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published
2013
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2 editions
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Spiritual Senses: Guided by the Holy Spirit
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published
2011
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2 editions
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Daily Open Windows: Excerpts from the Messages of T. Austin-Sparks
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published
2013
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2 editions
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In Christ
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published
2012
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3 editions
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The Way
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published
2012
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3 editions
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God's Spiritual House: A Classic Study on the Ministry of Jesus Christ in the Church
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published
2002
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3 editions
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The Gospel of the Kingdom
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published
2012
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2 editions
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The Burning Fire of the Spirit
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published
2015
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2 editions
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“In the beginning was the Word", and the meaning of that designation is just this, that God has made Himself intelligible to us in a Person, not in a book.”
― The School of Christ
― The School of Christ
“With Him, the one all-important and all-inclusive thing is His own likeness. What matters to Him about all our teaching, about all our gatherings, about all our works and activities, is the measure in which His likeness appears as the result. Nothing else counts. We do not gather together for teaching, doctrine, “conference meetings”. Let this be established at the outset. We gather together, if we are in line with the divine desire, in order that there may be in us more likeness to God, as He judges everything in the Man whom He has ordained — IN the Man, not by the Man; in the Man, in what that Man is.”
― The Man God Has Ordained
― The Man God Has Ordained
“God’s conception and purpose, in giving us a being at all, is HIS LIKENESS — an expression of Himself. This must be an adjusting factor in our mentality, in our conversation, in our teaching. We must not be taken up with efforts to get the church according to a certain technique and order and conception. Our message must not be the message of the Body of Christ as a truth, as a doctrine, as a procedure. All these things come within this encircling conception. What is the Body of Christ for, if it is not to express what Christ is like? What is the church for, if it is not to manifest the presence of Christ? This must adjust our thoughts, our ideas, our teaching and our talk. The thing about which we have to be concerned is — not this and that aspect of truth — but: How much is the Lord seen, recognised, understood, as to what He is like?”
― The Man God Has Ordained
― The Man God Has Ordained
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