Monthly Archives: January 2015

“Remember this and you will find that even a child may have unconsciously a word from God to say to the highest saints.” (Rudolf Stier 1800-1862)

“The greatest peace is peace with the Greatest; the greatest peace is peace with God.” (William Arnot 1808-1884)

“Redemption transcends the possibility of compensation. We cannot by drawing on the resources of the whole world amass money enough to pay God. His gifts are of inestimable worth.  And the gift cannot be separated from the Giver, who is … Continue reading →

“It is far easier to stir up discontent and fear than to stimulate faith.” William Garden Blaikie (1820-1899)

“The truth stated is that there are only two possible attitudes to life in this world: that of faith and that of unbelief.” (D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones 1899-1981)

“As he never confers the favor on account of anything amiable in the object, so he never withholds it, on account of any peculiar aggravations in the sinner’s conduct or character. To dispute this, is to deny that salvation is … Continue reading →

“There can be no friendly communion between two of different natures without the change of one of them into the likeness of the other.  Wolves and sheep, darkness and light can never agree. (Stephen Charnock 1628-1680)

“The Lord Jesus has discovered to us the highest and most Divine mysteries; showing us that His goodness, His power, His justice, His mercy, and His wisdom, are infinitely greater than men or angels could ever have conceived; so that … Continue reading →

“A hundred pounds of embalming materials might have preserved the body of Christ from putrefaction, but no amount of remedies could have raised him from the dead.” (Joseph Burnley Moody, 1838-1931)

“God makes use not only of the imprudence, but of the worst vices of men to the accomplishment of His own pleasure.” George Lawson (1749-1820)