Monthly Archives: January 2015

“If God’s providence is our inheritance, we need not worry about the price of wheat.” (Charles H. Spurgeon, 1834-1892)

“The work of conviction, of which the conscience is the subject, the Spirit the author, and the light of truth the means, consists in impressing the soul with a sense of its own sinfulness and exciting in it some suitable … Continue reading →

“As gold by fire is severed and parted from dross, so singleness of heart and true Christian simplicity is best seen and made evident in troubles and afflictions. In prosperity, every man will seem godly, but afflictions do draw out … Continue reading →

“That doctrine which is contrary or repugnant to the free grace of God cannot be a true friend to the comfort of a poor, doubting soul; for what is our great comfort on this side of heaven, but the free … Continue reading →

“Let past deliverances for which Jehovah is “worthy to be praised,” encourage us to make known our request to Him in every future calamity.” (John Brown; 1784-1858)

“The Spirit honors and seals his own Word, and the Word assures us that “if ye then being evil know how to give good gifts unto your children, how much more shall the heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to … Continue reading →

“It is not an experience that saves us; it is the Lord Jesus Christ.” (A. W. Tozer, 1897-1963)

“Nothing but the Divine can really fill the soul. Without God, there will be a boundless vacuum within.” (David Thomas 1813-1894)

“The love for men should not cause us to violate the truth of God; for if we love Jesus Christ, we must keep his commandments irrespective of the views, feelings, prejudices, or traditions of men.” (D. B. Ray, 1949)

“The thing to be believed is that God accepts the unworthy; that for Christ’s sake, he justifies the unjust.” (Charles Hodge 1797-1878)