The Kayelton Group

“Rom. X.12, “He is rich unto all that call upon him;” Ps. Lxxxvi. 5, “Thou art plenteous in mercy to all that call upon thee,” Heb. xi. 6 “A rewarder of them that diligently seek him.” (David Clarkson)

“The evil is in the unmortifiedness of your affections, not in the misery of your condition.” (Thomas Manton)

“For in choosing those that are unworthy, He has no respect but only to His own mere goodness. What want we more? Then it is good reason that we should hold ourselves contented with God’s will, and bridle ourselves, and let Him choose whom He likes, for His will is the sovereign rule of equity and right.” (John Calvin; 1509-1564)

“Oh! Let the redeemed cherish honourable thoughts of their present glory. Be careful to clear it from the defilement and degradation of the world’s dust, and enjoy it in adoring praise to Him, who hath chosen thee to this so undeserved grace.” (Unknown)

“We have nto to wait and work to be forgiven. The work has long since been done. The decree went forth, the releasing word was spoken, the forgiveness was declared, when Jesus left his tomb; and all that any man has to do on that subject is to believe it, and to appropriate to himself the glorious reprieve.” (Joseph Augustus Seiss)

“Our daily acts of communion with God, our daily praise, our daily thanksgiving, must be found afresh on the work of Jesus. ‘By Him therefore let us offer the sacrifice of praise to God continually.'” (Hebrews 13:15) (A.A. Bonar)

“God cannot bear it with patience, that we should limit him, either to the time, or manner, or means of help.” (Joseph Caryl, 1602-1673)

“Do not despise ‘the day of small things.’ Do not think that you are too spiritual to stand on such a low level. If you do, you will fall.” (D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, 1899-1981)

“God is thus far mercifully indulgent to our weakness, and He will not take it ill at our hands if by earnest and importunate prayer we seek Him for deliverance until we know His Good pleasure in the matter.” (Jeremiah Burroughs, 1600-1646)

“The bolder one becomes in Christ, the more humble one becomes in himself.” Frans Bakker (1919-1965)