The Kayelton Group

“All the devils of hell combining their powers would find themselves unable to put one of God’s servants to death, while any part of their work on earth remains unperformed.”  (George Lawson; 1749-1820)

“God rules even in the counsels of the ungodly.  God will glorify himself even by the very empire of Satan.”  (Alexander Carson  1776-1844)

“God is able to do all we ask him to do; he is even able to do all that we dare not ask but merely imagine; he can do more than this; far more; very far more.”  (William Hendriksen; 1900-1982)

“It is nothing less than self-idolatry to conceive that we can carry on even the ordinary matters of the day without his counsel.  He loves to be consulted.  Therefore, take all thy difficulties to be resolved by him.”  (Charles Bridges 1794-1869)

“We must never think of our cross as our penalty; we must think of it as our glory…The harder the task we give a student, or a craftsman, or a surgeon, the more we honour him. We, in effect, say that we believe that nobody but him could attempt that task at all.  So when it is hard to be a Christian, we must regard it as our glory, as our honor given to us by God.”  (W. Barclay)

“The Christ of the Scriptures is He that died on the cross of Calvary, not for His principle, not as a noble example for us to follow, but because He was delivered for our transgressions, and in our stead brought to God the perfect sacrifice for sins, fully satisfying the justice of God with respect to all our transgressions.”  (Herman Hoeksema  1886-1965)

“It is hard to know what one’s faith is worth until some severe test comes. I pray God to do for me, or to me, or in me, whatever will have the result that I may believe.”  (W. Temple)

“In this world of sin and sorrow there is frequent and constant occasion for being merciful in one way or another.”  (John Broadus)

“Be our case what it will, it is never past reach with Him to help it; but then it is the most proper season for Him to take it in hand when all others have given it over.”  (Thomas Boston  1677-1732)

“The Scriptures teach us the best way of living, the noblest way of suffering, and the most comfortable way of dying.”  (John Flavel  1628-1691)