Doctrines do not save or transform lives. Christ does. Doctrines do not give specific guidance to lives. A divine Person does. You do not pray to a doctrine; you pray to a Person. Merely to believe and understand a doctrine is not to experience the abundant life Christ desires for you. In order to do that, you need to experience a Person. The doctrine can lead you to Christ, but it can never substitute for him.
Henry and Richard Blackaby, Hearing God's Voice, Broadman and Holman Publishers (2002), p. 12
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