Today, we not only see the fullness of the glory of God, but it also abides in us. His glory shines forth in our hearts.

God’s pruning work in our lives isn’t easy on us. In fact, it’s painful, and it isn’t pretty—but it yields glorious fruit that could not have formed any other way.

Those who have appropriated the glory of God are being changed every day. Their countenance is becoming more and more like that of Jesus!

If we are grafted into the vine that is Christ, we should all naturally start bearing spiritual fruit.

Once we have this revelation of God’s glory, we need never again fear that he will correct us in anger.

The revelation of God’s glory should be the wellspring of all our worship.

God’s glory has the power to change the beholder, to revolutionize the life of every follower of Christ.

Jesus is the vine, and we are branches extending from him; he is the source of all life flowing into us.

Worship is a spontaneous outbreak, the act of a heart overwhelmed by a revelation of God’s glory and his incredible love.

If we want true guidance in life, we must get to know the good shepherd’s voice. It may or may not come audibly, but it always comes through his written Word.