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“As the rising sun scatters the darkness of night, so when God returns to his people, in smiling mercy, he scatters the dark forebodings of unbelief, and liberates their souls from the bondage of sin.”  (William S. Plumer; 1802-1880)

“The more you discover yourself to be a common sinner, the more you will realize God’s uncommon grace!  And the more deeply you despair of man, of yourself, the more simple and easy it will be to rest in Christ … Continue reading →

“The darkest hours of the Church’s night are those which precede the break of day.  Man’s extremity is God’s opportunity.  Jesus will come to deliver just when his needy ones shall sigh, as if all hope is gone forever.  O … Continue reading →

“What aileth thee O my soul, that thou art no more affected with the goodness of God?  Art thou dead that thou canst not feel?  Or art thou blind that thou canst not see thyself compassed about with astonishing goodness?”  … Continue reading →

“True repentance is not a transient act, as if a sigh or a pang of sorrow for sin amounted to it.  No, these may indeed be acts of true repentance, while they issue from a heart sincerely penitent but repentance … Continue reading →

“There are no crises with God, no perplexing problems to ponder, no forces beyond His control.  (Claude Duval Cole; 1885-1968)

“Institutions fitted for usefulness, the most powerful books, the most evangelical sermons, the Bible itself, will never answer their end unless they have the “I WILL” of Christ.  He quickens whom he will.  Let us learn to look to His … Continue reading →

“God looks on the believer wrapped up in Jesus, loves him with immeasurable love, and blesses him with countless blessings, honors him with heaven’s honors, and glorifies him with heaven’s glories.  Shiloh is our peace with God.”  (Henry Law; 1797-1884)

“It is a conquering, prevailing greatness of His power; it makes nothing rise up to something; it makes all things arrive to whatsoever He will have them arrive; they have all a faculty in them to obey Him; He is … Continue reading →

“Man discovered to himself and aware of his wants, will fall into despair if the growing sense of guilt is not stilled by the great redemption of the cross.”  (George Smeation; 1814-1889)