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“For the perfection of the faithful is to acknowledge their own weakness, and to pray God not only to amend all their misdoing but also to bear with them of His infinite goodness, and not to call them to account … Continue reading →

The wicked blasphemer desires to infiltrate the believer’s heart with suspicions and doubts concerning the power of God, His promises, and His willingness to perform on behalf of the spiritually exhausted child.  If he can diminish his faith and cast … Continue reading →

“God cannot bear it with patience, that we should limit him, either to the time, the manner, or the means of help.”  (Joseph  Caryl, 1602-1673)

“That his death was a perfect satisfaction to Divine justice; and that without a single meritorious work of thine own, just as thou art, poor, empty, vile, worthless, unworthy, thou art welcome to the rich provision of sovereign grace and … Continue reading →

“There is no better assurance of final victory than that drawn from the grace which enables us to trust in the divine mercy in the darkest hours.”  (William S. Plummer; 1841-1926)

“Whatever blessings I now possess, whatever enjoyments I hereafter expect, I freely acknowledge the unrivalled honor belongs to Thee.”  (Abraham Booth;  1734-1806)

“The Ancient of days,” who “declares the end from the beginning,” is seen to be faithful to His promises; and if He has been thus faithful in the past, he may surely be trusted to be faithful in the future.  … Continue reading →

“Anxiety about secular circumstances, about the success of our worldly plans, about our temporal tomorrow, about provisions for ourselves in old age, for our children when we are gone, evermore betrays a lack of confidence in the Fatherly providence of … Continue reading →

“When we see our insufficiency and God’s all sufficiency, then the Lord undertakes for us to direct us and guide us:  Prov. 3:5-6, ‘Acknowledge the Lord in all thy ways and he shall direct they paths.’”  Thomas Manton (1620-1677)

“The Christian hope is always assurance; the hope of which we are not to be ashamed is not a fond desire, but a glad certainty.”  (William Graham Scroggie;  1877-1958)