The Kayelton Group

“If danger will warrant us to violate the law of God, we will never want a pretext.” (Alexander Carson; 1776-1844 )

“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)

“When the believer questions the power of God, or his interest in it, his joy gusheth out as blood out of a broken vein.” William Gurnall (First published 1662)

“The first word He spoke to man in paradise was the law, the second was the glorious Gospel; He made Himself known first as the Sovereign, and then as the Redeemer.” R.S. Candlish; 1806

“How weak soever the believer finds himself, and how powerful soever he perceives his enemy to be, it is all one to him, he hath no more to do but to put faith on work, and to wait till God works.” David Dickson (1583-1662)

“With the growth in goodness grows the sense of sin. One law fulfilled shows a thousand neglected. Moral advancement, as a natural consequence, destroys the sense of merit, and produces that of sin.” (Moztley)

“Prayer is a necessity of spiritual life, and all who earnestly try to pray soon feel the need of teaching how to do it.” (author unknown)

“To have delivered me from all my troubles had been a great favour, but a far greater to deliver me from all my fears; for where that would but have freed me from present evil, this secures me from evil to come; that now I enjoy not only tranquility, but security, a privilege only of the godly.” Sir Richard Baker; 1568 -1645