The Kayelton Group

“Nothing but the Divine can really fill the soul. Without God there will be a boundless vacuum within.”  (David Thomas  1813-1894)

“All our hope is not merely in the fact that God is merciful, but that his mercy abounds (Psalms 69:13, 16).  In God we find ‘mercy, a multitude of multitude mercies, all kinds of mercy, inexhaustible mercy, mercy enough for all, enough for each.’”  (William S. Plumer  1802-1880)

“The power of God’s grace breaks through the strongest opposition.”  (Thomas Taylor  1758-1835)

“We see Christ carrying up to the cross our sin, our punishment, our enemy, and nailing them all to that cross along with Himself.  God inflicts death on Him as if He were the sinner, as if He were man’s enemy, as if He were the cursed one.”  (Horatius Bonar 1808-1889)

“Having committed my problem to God, I must expect God to answer.”  D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones  (1899-1981)

“Redemption is eternally beyond our own capacity.  God must justify and sanctify us anew each day.  We cannot live without the Shepherd of our soul one moment.”   (Klass Schilder  1890-1952)

“The gospel is an instrument to unlock the prison doors and take them off the hinges; strike of the fetters, and draw out the soul to a glorious liberty.”  (Stephen Charnock  1628-1680)

“Our graces are imperfect, our comforts ebb and flow, but God’s foundation stands sure.  They who are built upon this rock of God’s eternal purpose need not fear falling away; neither the power of man, nor the violence of temptation, shall ever be able to overturn them.”  (Thomas Watson 1620-1686)

“If men can conceal their evil deeds, they are safe from human judgment.  Not so with respect to the Judge at the great day.”  (Robert Haldane  1772-1854)

“All real love towards Christ must be preceded by  deep consciousness of our own sinfulness and unfitness for acceptance before the Holy God, and by the assurance that for Jesus’ sake our sins, however great they be, are forgiven.”  (Norval Geldenhuys; 1918-1964)