The Kayelton Group

“What a blessed thing is faith — faith in God’s word and faith in God’s heart — that faith which becomes a bridge to the distressed from the region of desolation and misery to the region of peace and joy.”  (William Garden Blaikie; 1820-1899)

“Because He is the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, He is our Father too; and as such, more ready to impart good things to us than the tenderest earthly parent can impart to his little ones.”  (Arthur W. Pink; 1886-1952)

“How constantly are we guilty of limiting the power of God in our petitions and requests for ourselves.”  (D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones; 1899-1981)

“His bounty proclaims His conscious possession of immeasurable resources.  He bestows according to the riches of His glory—His own infinite fullness.”  (John Eadie’ 1810-1876)

“It is easy to mock God by asking him to search you while you have made little effort to search yourselves, and perhaps still less to act upon the result of the scrutiny.”  (Henry Melvill; 1779-1873)

“My days were determined before one of them was.” (David M’Laren; 1883)

“We must not build upon ourselves, but go out of ourselves, and lean upon God’s mercy and power; yea, we must be confident; for if God, working for us, doth exceed our asking, we must then rather assure ourselves that we shall have more than we ask or think.  A man cannot have too much faith in prayer.”  (Paul Bayne;  birth date unknown, died 1617)

“A fretful, complaining Christian is a contradiction in terms.”  (William Garden Blaikie; 1820-1899)

“Those whom God justifies, he also glorifies; and because Christ lives, blessed be God! We shall live also.  Nevertheless, the strongest believer has as much need to come to Christ every day for fresh strength, as if he had never believed before; and if he were to depend on his own faithfulness, and not on the faithfulness of the Son of God, he would soon desert the Lord Jesus Christ.”  (Mason; 1719-1791)

“A full discharge therefore was, in and by Christ, received of God of all our sins before he rose from the dead, as his resurrection truly declared; for he ‘was delivered for our offenses and was raised again for our justification’” (Rom. 4:25).  (John Bunyan; 1628-1688)