The Kayelton Group

“Some are of a more sweet disposition, and are drawn by mercy.  Others are more rugged and knotty pieces; these God deals with in a more forcible way.  Some things are kept in sugar, some in brine.  God does not deal alike with all; He has trials for the strong and cordials for the weak.”  (Thomas Watson; 1620-1686)

“Far from offering us flattery, the cross undermines our self-righteousness, and we can stand before it only with a bowed head and a broken spirit” – John Scott

“It is not necessary to see, perceive, or understand God’s ways to believe Him.  The Bible does teach, however, that those that come to Him must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of them that diligently seek Him.”  (No name Given)

“Lean not unto thine own understanding;  Think not to accomplish your designs by your own strength without God’s blessing.”  (Matthew Poole; 1624-1679)

“The combined efforts of all creatures in the universe could not have prevented God from raising Christ from the dead. Neither can they hinder Him from working faith in His elect.”  (Arthur W. Pink  1886-1952)

“Man can do no more, or no less, than God has ordered.  We cannot frustrate, disannul, delay, or cause God to fall short of His holy appointments.”  (No name given  1946)

“The declaration, ‘Abraham believed God,’ is just equivalent to, ‘Abraham counted true what God said to him, because God said it.’”  (John Brown 1784-1858 )

“God may have some work to do twenty years in the future that depends on this moment of providence that occurs during this day or this week.”  (Jeremiah Burroughs; 1599-1646)

“It is not by one great sacrifice on our part that the hearts of others are made stout for the journey and strong for the task, but by the constant performance of the small kindnesses, no one of which might be worth recording, but which, in the aggregate, constitute a sublime record.”  William Graham Scroggie  (1877-1958)

“It is the heart that speaks, the tongue is but the instrument to give the sound.”  (Richard Clerke  1634)