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Charles Spurgeon – Comfort and Joy: Found
Ay, my friends, if it were not true, ye might weep. If the Bible were not the truth of God– if we could not meet together around his mercy seat, then ye might put your hands upon your loins and walk...
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John Newton – Friendship is from God
The Lord gives us a dear friend to our comfort; but ere long we forget that the friend is only the channel of conveyance, and that all the comfort is from Himself. ~John Newton~ The Letters of John...
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John Newton – News of a Better World
Blessed be God for the news of a better world, where there will be no sin, change, nor defect for ever. And let us praise him, likewise, that He has appointed means of grace and seasons for...
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J.C. Ryle – He is With Us!
What stronger consolation could believers desire than this? Whatever happens, they at least are never completely friendless and alone. Christ is ever with them. They may look into the grave, and say...
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J.C. Ryle – God’s Elect Are Safe
Those whom God has chosen to salvation by Christ, are those whom God specially loves in this world. They are the jewels among mankind. He cares more for them than for kings on their thrones, if kings...
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John Owen: Four Main Functions of the Holy Spirit
1616 -1683. Preeminent English Puritan theologian, pastor, and independent. The chief and principal ends for which the Holy Spirit is promised and received may be reduced to these four heads:—(1.)...
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Thomas Goodwin – Why You Should Read Thomas Goodwin
1600-1680. Member of the Westminster Assembly. Chaplain to Oliver Cromwell. Independent. Co-pastor with John Owen. Here is how his discourse on the Heart of Christ begins: This discourse that follows,...
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Lemuel Haynes – Death’s Empire Shall In Ruin Lye
O meditate on sudden Death, And ever keep it near, Be ready to resign your Breath, When you the Summons hear. Walk cheerful on in Wisdom’s ways That when thou com’st to die, Thou may’st behold thy...
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