The Kayelton Group

“The gospel is an instrument to unlock the prison doors, take them off the hinges; strike off the fetters, and draw out the soul to a glorious liberty.”  (Stephen Charnock  1628-1680)

“It is always a solemn thing to feel in the presence of God, and remember that He is searching us and knowing us, knowing our sitting down and our rising up, and comprehending all our thoughts afar off.  At such times the sense of our guilt, feebleness, dependence, usually comes on us, full and strong.”  (William Garden Blaikie  1887)

“All doctrine is practical, and all practice must be based on sound doctrine.  Doctrine that is not practical is not healthy doctrine, and practice that is not doctrinal is not rightly based.”  (Charles Caldwell Ryrie  1925)

“How inestimable and innumerable are God’s blessings!  How gracious since we are not deserving of the least, but rather wrath to the uttermost.”  (Joseph Burnley Moody 1838-1931)

“Ever is this our comfort, that all events are known to our God, and that nothing in our future can take him at unawares.”  (Charles H. Spurgeon 1834-1892

“The infinite cannot be perfectly comprehended by that which is finite.”  (Jonathan Edwards; 1703-1758)

“The saving omnipotence of the Savior is grounded on his intercession.  He is ‘able to save to the uttermost all coming to God by him, seeing he ever liveth to make intercession for them.'” (John Brown  1784-1858)

“Prayer isn’t a matter of getting on your knees.  Prayer is the elevation of the heart to God and that is all a man needs to praise, to pray and to worship.”  (A. W. Tozer   1897-1963)

“The Lord is holy and wise in all His works, although we can see only a small part of their wisdom and beauty.”  (George Lawson  1749-1820)

“God is God and He is the sole Lord of heaven and earth.  He is the sole Lawgiver and the Judge.  There is no law above God; there is no criterion whereby He can be judged; there is no tribunal to which one can appeal from His verdict.  God is the Absolute.” (Herman Hoeksema 1886-1965)