The Kayelton Group

“However paltry human nature may be in itself, it can become very noble when rehabilitated by the Spirit of God.” (William Garden Blaikie (1887)

“Nothing that a man does in this life is without consequences. Every effect has a cause, and every cause produces an effect. So many of our troubles arise from the fact that we forget that causes lead to effects, and that these effects in turn lead to certain inevitable consequences.” D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1899-1981)

“Love excels in two ways; it is free without deserving, and constant without end.” (Thomas Taylor 1758-1835)

“Man can live with neither God nor man if their relationship is devoid of faithfulness.” (T. Miles Bennett 1975)

“The Saviour brought us a real righteousness, as real as was the imputation of our sins to him. It was no more a ceremonial purification only, or a cleansing from defilement, which lasted only for a season, and was lost by the next touch of pollution; He gives a everlasting righteousness—eternal redemption.” (A. A. Bonar 1810-1892)

“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)

“The human heart knows not the vacuity that has been made in it by the absence of God; it knows not the malignity of one single sin—one single act of disobedience, one moment’s insubordination of the will, one moment’s ceasing to love God with all the heart and soul. Unconsciousness of his own need; insensibility to his own sin; palsy of the conscience—this is man’s great evil’” (Horatius Bonar 1869)

“There is such unruliness in our thoughts and affections that our judgments are not always able to rule our thoughts and affections.” Jeremiah Burroughs (1600-1646)

“It is, indeed, a melancholy experience, to be constrained to admit that we have no root, when the heat and the storm come suddenly upon us! (Rudolf Stier 1800-1862)

“Ah yes, coming to Jesus means exposing oneself to conflict.” (Klass Schilder; 1890-1952