The Kayelton Group

“The resurrection of Jesus Christ was the closing and culminating act of the redemption that he wrought.  If the work had not thereby been completed, it would have been of no avail.”  (William Arnot  1808-1875)

“The will of God cannot be resisted because with his willing the end, he wills also the means. ‘My counsel shall stand; I will do all my pleasure’ (Isaiah 46: 10). (Elisha Coles  1608-1688)

“As there is a curse wrapped up in the wicked man’s mercies, so there is a blessing concealed in the righteous man’s crosses, losses, and sorrows.”. (Charles H. Spurgeon  1834-1892)

“What is grace?  It is a term notoriously difficult to define.  Grace essentially means ‘unmerited favor’, favor you do not deserve, favor you receive but to which you have no right or title in any shape or form, and of which you are entirely unworthy and undeserving.”  (D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones  1899-1981)

“Because it is deeply imbedded in the mines, the finest gold often remains long undiscovered.  And in profound natures, the sterling qualities of character are not always revealed at once.”  (Abraham Kuyper  1837-1920)

“The more I understand of the character of God, as revealed in Scripture, the more shall I see that he must be sovereign, and the more shall I rejoice from my inmost heart that He is so. It was God’s sovereign will that fixed the time of my birth. It is the same will that has fixed the day of my death.  And was not the day of my conversion fixed as certainly by that same will?”  Horatius Bonar (1808-1893)

“The Lord is a law to Himself, and implicit trust and unreserved submission is what He requires from us.”  (Arthur W. Pink; 1886-1952)

“The time and manner in which God answers prayer is not determined by us but by him.”  (William Hendriksen  1900-1982)

“He has promised by His faithfulness to keep us tenderly, and make all things work together for our good, however contrary or adverse they may appear, so that neither the accidents of life, nor the horrors of death, shall ever be able to deprive us of these treasures.”  John Daille  (1594-1670)

“Justification is instantaneous and complete in all its subjects; but sanctification is progressive and perfecting by degrees.”  (Abraham Booth  1734-1806)