The Kayelton Group

“He can rescue us when our doom seems fixed. He can give us the victory when defeat seems certain.” Charles H. Spurgeon  (1834-1892)

“Waiting has four purposes.  It practices the patience of faith.  It gives time for preparation for the coming gift.  It makes the blessing the sweeter when it arrives.  And it shows the sovereignty of God,–to give just when and just as he pleases.”  James Vaughan

“The lord shall preserve thee from all evil. It is an absolute promise, there are no conditions annexed; it honors God for us simply to believe it, and rest on the Lord for the performance of it.”  Samuel Eyles Pierce (1746-1829)

“Jehovah, and Jehovah alone, the omnipotent and self-existent God, is the Keeper, and Preserver of his people.  The people of God are kept at all times and in all circumstances, by his mighty power unto everlasting salvation; they are preserved even ‘for evermore.”  Ambrose Serle  (1742-1812)

“The children of God make more of a promise than others do; and that upon a double account: partly, because they value the blessing promised; partly, because they are satisfied with the assurance given by God’s word; so that, whereas others pass by these things with a careless eye, their souls are lifted up to the earnest expectation of the blessing promised.”  Thomas Manton   (1620-1677)

“If convictions begin to work, instantly yield to their influence.  If any worldly or sinful desire is touched, let this be the moment for its crucifixion.”  Charles Bridges  (1794-1869)“

“Sound faith is neither suspicious nor curious; it believes what God says, without sight, without examining.”  Richard Clerke  (1634)

“There are no circumstances in this life, and none in death, where God cannot assist us.”  Albert Barnes (1798-1870)

“This sovereign bliss, which is reserved for us in heaven, is so highly raised above nature, that neither acuteness of sense, nor vivacity of reason, nor even the light of the law, could discover it to us, much less give us the hope of it.”  John Daille  (1594-1670)

“A knowledge of himself, is the first step in the return of every soul to God.”  Octavius Winslow  (1808-1878)