My Utmost for His Highest by Oswald Chambers
people begin coming to God once they stop being religious, because there is only one master of the human heart'Jesus Christ, not religion. But 'Woe is me' if after seeing Him I still will not obey (Isaiah 6:5, also see verse 1). Jesus will never insist that I obey, but if I don't, I have already begun to sign the death certificate of the Son of God in my soul. When I stand face to face with Jesus Christ and say, 'I will not obey,' He will never insist. But when I do this, I am backing away from the recreating power of His redemption. It makes no difference to God's grace what an abomination I am, if I will only come to the light. But 'Woe is me' if I refuse the light (see John 3:19'21).
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