Monthly Archives: May 2015

“Every favor trampled under foot adds to the treasure of wrath which is already suspended over the heads of the impenitent people.” (Frederic Louis Godet 1812-1900)

”What is not done in nature, and cannot be effected by the power of man, will be done by God, with whom all things are possible.” (Robert Haldane 1772-1854)

“Present blessings are, as always, the earnest and token of perpetual blessings, rising in spirituality with the growth of the soul.” (James G. Murphy 1808-1896

“Oh! when shall we learn that we are nothing—that we have ‘no might’—and that our feeblest enemy will triumph if his overthrow be attempted in our own insufficiency.” (Octavius Winslow 1808-1878)

“In Him there is righteousness, eternal righteousness, for sinners that are in themselves guilty, and worthy of eternal death, children of wrath; a righteousness that is sufficient to overcome and blot out all their sins, and to make them worthy … Continue reading →

“For when we repose all faith in Him to whom we cling and understand that all things flow from Him alone and that we are in His care, then sweet love toward Him has to follow.” Martin Luther (1483-1546)

“In this great imperfection under which we now are, we are too apt to fetch all our peace and comfort from our own works, to the great neglect of Christ and his righteousness; therefore doth the Lord by little and … Continue reading →

“We must not make our own understanding a staff to our hearts. Dependance on our own wisdom will lead us from trusting in God, to make lies our refuge, and to adopt unhallowed means for the attainment of our wishes.” … Continue reading →

“If you enquire how your ill-deservings can be met, let me remind you of Jesus who came to save you from your sins. The boundless deservings of the Lord Jesus are set to your account, and your terrible demerits are … Continue reading →

“The Lord, whose love is wisdom and whose wisdom is love, leads His children into depths for their good; but leaves them not in depths to their hurt.” (Henry Law 1797-1884)