Monthly Archives: September 2020

“Oh trust in the Lord for happiness as well as for help!  All the springs of happiness are in him.  Trust in him who gives us all things richly to enjoy.”  (John Wesley  1703-1791)

“The course of an unruly tongue is to proceed from evil to worse, to begin with foolishness, and go on with bitterness, and to end in mischief and madness.  See Ecclesiastes 10:13.”  (Edward Reyner; 1600-1670)

“There is nothing with which Christians should be more habitually impressed than that God is the disposer of all events.  They should look to His will in the smallest concerns of life, as well as in affairs of the greatest … Continue reading →

“God can overrule all, just because He rules over all.  This truth is of far reaching application, and must convey immense comfort to the people of God, especially in our own time.”  (William Graham Scroggie  1877-1958)

“See the wondrous advantage of trouble — that it makes us call upon God; and again see the wondrous readiness of mercy, that when we call HE hears us!  (J.W. Burgon; 1813-1888)

“It is refreshing and delightful to turn away from the wickedness of the world, and even the infirmity of the Church, to One in whom we can not only find no fault, but who has everything about Him to inspire … Continue reading →

“All the beauty, comfort, and joy in our lives come from God; and this as bounties, as free gifts to us, the undeserving.”  (Robert Johnstone  1871)

“Unbelief counteracts and contradicts Christ’s faithful word.” (Hugh Martin  1869)

“Sanctification implies a growing delight in the heavenly duties of prayer and praise.”  (Edward Henry Bickersteth  1825-1906)

“Not only does Christ dwell in the midst of his people, and watch over all that affects their condition, but he intercedes for them and his intercession is never in vain.”  (Thomas V. Moore  1856)