The Kayelton Group

“If one sinful thought remains unatoned for by Christ (on behalf of His people), there is evil enough in it to sink to the lowest hell.” (Christopher Ness 1621-1705)

“The Christian is indwelt by the triune God: the Lord Jesus dwells in him as the source of all grace, God the Father abides in him as the spring of all love, and the Holy Spirit communes with him and energizes him for all spiritual service.” Arthur W. Pink (1886-1952)

“Happy souls, who, under a sense of peace through the blood of Jesus, are daily praying to be kept by the grace of the Spirit. Such truly know themselves, see their danger of falling, will not or dare not lessen the odious nature and hateful deformity of their sin.” (William Mason 1719-1791)

“Hungering in the soul, none can satisfy, but God.” (William H. Van Doren 1810-1882)

“The whole truth of providence is more or less wrapped in mystery, but the facts bear witness to it though all the ages of history.” (William Graham Scroggie 1877-1958)

“The liveliest Christian would soon decay were the Spirit’s grace withdrawn: he has no stability and no strength of his own; and there would be neither growth nor fruitfulness, but for those constant supplies which he receives of all needful grace from the fullness that is in Christ.” (James Buchanan 1804-1870)

“Though the valleys be so deep that we cannot see the bottom, and the mountains so high that we cannot see the tops of them, yet God knows how to raise the one and level the other.” (Timothy Cruso 1657-1697)

“We cannot at all times discern the path of duty, and at such times it is our wisdom to apply to the Lord himself.” Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-1892)

“And hence it is, that many times small temptations and very petty occasions draw forth great corruptions; as a vessel, that is full of new liquor, upon the least vent given, works over into foam and froth; so truly, our hearts, almost upon every slight and trivial temptation, make that inbred corruption that lodgeth there, swell and boil, and run over into abundance of scum and filth in our lives and conversations.” (Ezekiel Hopkins; 1633-1690)

“It is Satan’s subtlety whereby commonly he disquiets many, that because carnal corruption is in them, he would therefore bear them in hand that they are none of Christ’s.” (Thomas Stint)