Never water down or minimize the mighty Gospel of God by considering that people may be misled by certain statements. Present the Gospel in all its fullness and God will guard His own truth.
– Oswald Chambers –
Truth
Cause Me To Draw Near – Richard Baxter
By thy blood we have “boldness to enter into the holiest, by a new and living way consecrated for us” (Hebrews 10:19-20). Cause me to draw near with a true heart, in full assurance of faith. Thy name is faithful and true.
– Richard Baxter –
from Dying Thoughts, 1683
July 17, 2015
Where truth goes, I will go, and where truth is I will be, and nothing but death shall divide me and the truth.
– Thomas Brooks –
July 16, 2015
Never let us be guilty of sacrificing any portion of truth on the altar of peace.
– JC Ryle –
June 27, 2015
Revival is not the discovery of some new truth. It’s the rediscovery of the grand old truth of God’s power in and through the Cross.
– Sammy Tippit –
April 28, 2015
It is said of Caesar, that ‘he had greater care of his books than of his royal robes,’ for swimming through the waters to escape his enemies, he carried his books in his hand above the waters, but lost his robes. Ah, what are Caesar’s books to God’s books?
– Thomas Brooks –
from the book Precious Remedies Against Satan’s Devices, 1652
April 24, 2015
A great faith is like an oak that spreads its roots deep and is not easily blown down, Colossians 2:7. A great faith is like the anchor or cable of a ship that holds it steady in the midst of storms. A Christian who is steeled with this heroic faith is settled in the mysteries of religion.
The Spirit of God has so firmly printed heavenly truths upon his heart that you may as well remove the sun out of the firmament as remove him from those holy principles he has imbibed. Behold here a pillar in the temple of God, Revelation 3:12.
– Thomas Watson –
from the book The Lords Supper, 1665
January 29, 2015
Peace if possible, truth at all costs.
– Martin Luther –
November 4, 2014
We believe a good deal of Doctrine which we have never yet realized. We know much to be food which we have never fed upon. Many Christians are like those who have sacks of flour in the house, but no bread. They have nothing available for present food. Some are like rich men that may happen to be abroad with thousands in gold, but no small silver, no spending money. May you be able to coin the bullion of precious promise so as to use it in the journey of life. May you make practical application of precious Truths of God, tasting the honey, drinking the wine and being satisfied with them.
– Charles Spurgeon –