The Kayelton Group

“He who believes that God is really the Almighty Creator and Preserver of the whole creation will have no difficulty in believing that He has intervened miraculously in the course of human history.”  Norval Geldenhuys (1918-1864)

“Teach me to do thy will.”  We are to pray that God would teach us to know, and then teach us to do his will.  Knowledge without obedience is lame, obedience without knowledge is blind; and we must never hope for acceptance if we offer the blind and the lame to God.”  Vincent Alsop  (1703)

“Blessed are the poor in spirit,” They are emptied of themselves, and look upon themselves as having nothing, deserving nothing, and able to do nothing spiritually.  That is the first link of the chain, and each succeeding link depends upon the former link.”  Thomas Goodwin  (1600-1679)

“For every one who has the grace of God implanted in his heart, has the Holy Spirit of God in sanctifying influences.”  Jonathan Edwards  (1703-1758)

“It is finished!  Sinner, you have nothing to do, for Christ has done it all for you.”  Brownlow North (1741-1820)

“Grace does to the soul, as a virtuous wife to her husband,  She will do him good all the days of her life (Proverbs 31:12).”  Thomas Watson (1620-1686)

“The Holy Scripture calls God’s election the Book of Life.  Jesus Christ serves for a Register. It is He in whom we are engraved, and in whom God acknowledges us for His children. Seeing then that God had an eye unto us in the person of Jesus Christ, it follows that He finds nothing in us which we might lay before Him to cause Him to elect us.”  John Calvin  (1509-1564)

“Our justification is by faith alone. Works form no part of that righteousness in which we can stand before the tribunal of God.”  Charles Hodge  (1797-1878)

“The Lord’s people are a humbled people, afflicted, emptied, sensible of their need, driven to a daily attendance on God, daily begging of him, and living only upon the hope of what is promised.”  David Dickson  (1583-1662)

“We are spiritually dumb until God opens our mouth.”  William H. Van Doren  (1810-1882)