The Kayelton Group

“Surely, there is far more danger of making too much of man and too little of God, than there is of making too much of God and too little of man.” Arthur W. Pink (1886-1952)

“Love to Christ, even among disciples, may grow so cold and remiss that there will be need of trials and separation for a time to quicken the love again.”  George Hutcheson  (1615–1674)

“When he looks up to God, and considers the truth of his promises, and the sufficiency of his grace and protection, and the almighty strength of his Redeemer, these things fill his soul with confidence and assurance; but when he turns his eye downward again upon himself, and finds so much remaining corruption within, and so many temptations, and dangers, and adversaries without, this forces him not only to fear, but to despair of himself; and he should do so, that his trust in God may be the purer and more entire.”  Robert Leighton  (1611-1684)

“Bring my soul out of trouble.”  “I can bring it in, but only God can bring it out.”  John Trapp

“Cause me to hear thy lovingkindness in the morning’: let it engage my thoughts and affections.”  W. Abbot  (1870)

“David’s plea, ‘For I am thy servant,’ is no boast of his service but a magnifying of God’s electing grace.”  Andrew Robert Fausset  (1821-1910)

“When we are under such afflictions as threaten to ruin us, ‘tis fitting to tell the Lord he made us.'” Joseph Cary (1602-1673)

“The Lord is always listening and waiting for his children’s cry — far more prepared to answer than we are to ask.” James Vaughan

“There are no circumstances in this life where God cannot assist us.”  Albert Barnes (1798-1870)

“Regard no more either flesh or earth; your bliss is not here.  Jesus Christ has placed it on high at the right hand of the Father in the palace of his holiness.  Let this excellent hope sweeten all the evil which you suffer here below.”  John Daille  (1594-1670)”