The Kayelton Group

To give glory to God is to take him to be what he really is, almighty and faithful.  It is to show by our conduct that we give him credit that he will and can do what he says.”  (Charles Hodge  1779-1878)

“However paltry human nature may be in itself, it can become very noble when rehabilitated by the Spirit of God.”  (William Garden Blaikie; 1820-1899)

“Trust in him at all times, and trouble not yourselves with anxious thoughts about the things that shall come to pass in the future parts of life.”  (George Lawson  1749-1820)

“When I am in Christ, all the throbbing messages that rise from me to God, or descend from God to me, pass through the heart of Jesus. The frown of justice due to sin is changed into love as it passes through the Mediator, and from him descends on me, no longer a consuming fire, but the light of life.”  (William Arnot  1808-1875)

“We may be too bold in our manner of approach to God; but we cannot be too bold in our expectations from him.”  (Charles Bridges  1794-1869)

It is no small mercy to have strength from God to subsist under troubles until the delivery comes; and for this strength the man emptied of self-confidence may call, and should be content with supporting strength until the Lord’s time of deliverance comes.”  (David Dickson  1583-1662)

“God never calls us to do any work without opening the door.”   (D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones  1899-1981)

We must believe that God in His omniscience foreknew our prayers and therefore set in motion those courses which would answer our prayers.”  (Harold J. Ockenga  1940)

“It is mercy from the first, it is mercy to the last, that is to be the burden of my everlasting song.”  (Robert Candlish  1806-1873)

“We are dependent on the Holy Spirit as our only spiritual power, just as on Christ as our only righteousness!  (William R. Newell)