The Kayelton Group

By the immutability of God is meant that he is incapable of change, either in duration of life, or in nature, character, will or happiness.  In none of these, nor in any other respect is there any possibility of change.  Change must be for the worse or for the better, but God cannot become worse or better.  (James Petigru Boyce; 1827-1888)

“Our love is not the cause of His, but His is the cause of ours; and it is not merely His loving us, but the shedding it abroad in our hearts by His Spirit, which draws out our love to Him; for though He loved us, yet if He had not some way or other manifested it to us, and overcome our hearts with it, we should still have remained enemies to Him; but His giving us the sense and perception of it in our hearts, is what has drawn us to Himself, and will keep us there.”  (John Gill; 1697-1771)

The greatest honor to which any man can attain on earth is to be a servant of Jesus Christ.  (William S. Plumer; 1802-1880)

“We must learn to draw a distinction between being tempted and sinning.  Thoughts will come to you and the devil may try to press you to think that because thoughts have entered your mind you have sinned.  Temptation, in and of itself, is not sin.”  (D. Martin Lloyd-Jones; 1899-1981)

“You may offer an excuse for unfaithfulness, but you can never give a reason for it.” (Unknown)

“Let not him, therefore, that lacks anything be ashamed before this throne of grace; let him ask of this giving God!   And it shall be given him! that is a positive declaration of a most certain thing.”  (James 1:5)  (Rudolf Stier; 1800-1862)

“Predestination holds that events come to pass because an infinitely wise, powerful, and holy God has so appointed them.”  (Loraine Boettner, 1901-1990)

“It is better to be the victim of slander than to be the author of it.”  (Charles H, Spurgeon, 1834-1892)

“There in nothing too minute for Christ’s care, and there is nothing too great for His power.”  (W. E. Best  1919-2007)

“Man’s word is vain and powerless, even though it proclaims the gospel.  It may be ever so persuasive and forceful, but it can never bring one soul out of darkness into the light; it is incapable to add even one member to the body of Christ.”  (Herman Hoeksema; 1888-1965)