The Kayelton Group

 “What a combination! A gaudy body and a filthy heart! How natural it is. People try to cover up with dazzle the rottenness within.  Paint on the outside and slime on the inside.”  (David S. Clark  1859-1936)

 “It was a long time for faith to live on a promise. But like a tree in the face of a cliff that seems to grow out of the solid rock, it derived nourishment from unseen sources.”  (William Garden Blaikie  1820-1899)

 “A truly humble view of self is one of the most precious fruits of the Spirit. It indicates more real fruitfulness perhaps than any other state of mind.”  (Octavius Winslow; 1808-1878)

 “It is infinitely better to have the whole world for our enemies and God for our friend, than to have the whole world for our friends and God for our enemy.”  (John Brown  1784-1858)

 “Repentance is a continuous act.”  (Thomas Brooks;1608-1680)

 “Godly sorrow springs from an affecting and humbling sense of the dishonor and injury which the true penitent sees he has done to a gracious God by his transgression in the first Adam, by the sin of his nature, and the innumerable evils of his life.”  (John Colquhoun  1748-1827)

  “Worthy men reflect a credit upon their families…. Well then, live so that you may not disgrace your lineage, and you that come of worthy ancestors, walk answerably in dignity of your lineage.”  (Thomas Manton  1620-1677)

  “Worthy men reflect a credit upon their families. Live so that you may not disgrace your lineage; and you that come of worthy ancestors, walk answerably with dignity.”  (Thomas Manton  1620-1677)

“ All us on record, everything is determined, nothing is left uncertain, as if God’s plans were in some sense contingent on unforeseen developments.”  (Albertus Pieters  1869-1955)

“The heart and life fully fixed on God subordinates everything else.”  (William H. Van Doren  1810-1882)