The Kayelton Group

The very essence of truth is plainness and brightness; the darkness and crookedness is our own. (Milton; 1608-1674)

Believer, stay your soul on the rock of the promises. They are as immovable as He who speaks them. At the set moment you shall march in triumph to your Canaan. (Henry Law; 1797-1844)

Our most dangerous foes are within our breasts. (William H. Van Doren; 1810-1882)

“The fruit of the Lord’s putting his own in straits, is to make them and all men see, that he hath ways of deliverance, more than they know of; and that he will save his own when men count their case desperate: for, salvation belongeth to the Lord.” David Dickson (1583-1662)

What is essential is a daily emptying of self, a crucifying, and a killing of the flesh, which results in the denial of our own ambitions and being completely submissive to the God of heaven and earth. This, to say the least, is a substantial undertaking. (Unknown)

“Not that repentance is a cause of remission, but a sign of our hearty reception thereof.”

(John Buyan 1628-1688)

“It is the voice of the eternal God we hear in Scripture and his glory is revealed. When the day will dawn and the day star arise in our hearts, we shall find no discrepancy between the witness of Holy Scripture and the glory then manifested.” John Murray (1898-1975)

“To enter the place of a doer before you have occupied that of a listener, is to reverse God’s order, and throw everything into confusion.” Unknown (1859)

The great act of sovereignty was God’s decree for making the world; and of doing, or permitting to be done, whatever should be in it, to the folding of it up. The heavens and the earth, and all the hosts of them, as yet had no being; it was at his pleasure whether he would make them or not; and if he would, what being he would give them, to what end, and how that end should be accomplished. And that these were all ascertained by the decree is evident; for “known unto God were all his works,” which he would do in time, ‘from the beginning of the world.'”

(Elisha Coles; 1608-1688)

“And so with God. To be “Almighty,” He must be able to carry out His own will and purpose to the uttermost.” (Andrew Jukes; 1815-1901)