The Kayelton Group

“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)

“The less confidence we have in ourselves, or in any thing besides God, the more evidence have we of the sincerity of our faith in God.”  (David Dickson  1583-1662)

“The Father’s Word, all that He has revealed, is of the same kind.  It is truth and may therefore be unhesitatingly accepted and acted upon.  It is in this way that sanctification takes place.”  (Leon Morris)

“It is hard to know what one’s faith is worth until some severe test comes.  I believe in some measure and of that I am quite sure.  But in what measure I do not know.  I pray God to do for me, or to me, or in me, whatever will have the result that I may believe.”  (W. Temple)

“When Jesus took on Himself our sins, He too felt them and felt them as if they had been His own.  He cried ‘My iniquities have taken hold upon me!’ (Psalm 40:12).  Identifying Himself with us, His soul grieved immeasurably for the sin He bore, and His tears dropped on the awful burden which He took up as sincerely as if it had been altogether His own.”  (A. A. Bonar  1810-1889)

It is dangerous to fight against Satan or his instruments with their own weapons; for so they shall easily overcome us.  Let us fight with the armour of God.”  (William Cowper  1731-1800)

“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)

“To walk worthy of the Lord is to feel the solemn bond of redeeming blood, to enshrine the image of Him who shed it, to breathe His spirit and act in harmony with His example.” (John Eadie 1810-1872)

To expect faith without a promise is as if a man should expect a crop of corn without seed; for the promise is the immortal seed of God’s word whereby the Spirit breeds this faith in the hearts of all that are his.” (Thomas Hooker 1586-1647)