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    The Christian struggle against sin

    We must daily weed the field of our heart — at least, at morning and evening prayers, and refresh it by salutary sighs, as by healthful winds, and water it with abundant tears, as by early and late rain. 

    St. John of Krondstat
    On Good Works

    Format QuotePosted on August 7, 2016Author davidkarleCategories Contemporary TheologiansTags Christian Life, Prayer, St. John of Krondstat

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