“We have need again and again to hear the offer of Christ’s grace, and to be wakened up to observe Christ and his glory; need to be exhorted again and again to open our hearts wide to him…Christ is indeed glorious, and a glorious king, in all passages of redemption, and salvation of his people; [...]
Posts Tagged ‘grace’
“We have need again and again to hear the offer of Christ’s grace, and to be wakened up to observe Christ and his glory…”
Posted in David Dickson, tagged Glory of Christ, grace, kingdom on November 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Grace is not obscured by God’s demand for holiness, but is highly exalted as we see it decking the saint with jewels, and clothing him in fair white linen; all this sumptuous array being a free gift of mercy.”
Posted in Charles Spurgeon, tagged grace, holiness, Psalms, righteousness on April 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“It must not be supposed that the persons who are thus described by their inward and outward holiness are saved by the merits of their works; but their works are the evidences by which they are known. The present verse (Ps. 24:5) shows that in the saints grace reigns and grace alone. Such men wear [...]
“…by showing what Christianity is not we hope to be able to show what Christianity is, in order that men may be led to turn from the weak and beggarly elements and have recourse again to the grace of God.”
Posted in J. Gresham Machen, tagged apologetics, Christianity, grace, liberalism on December 31, 2008 | 1 Comment »
“On the contrary, the condition of mankind is such that one may well ask what it is that made the men of past generations so great and the men of the present generation so small. In the midst of all the material achievements of modern life, one may well ask the question whether in gaining [...]
October 24 – “The purest actions of the purest men need Christ to perfume them.”
Posted in Richard Sibbes, tagged depravity, grace, Holy Spirit, justification, sanctification, sin, sinfulness on October 23, 2008 | 2 Comments »
“But grace is not only little, but mingled with corruption; therefore a Christian is said to be smoking flax. So we see that grace does not do away with corruption all at once, but some is left for believers to fight with. The purest actions of the purest men need Christ to perfume them; and [...]