Robert Leighton

Shall any man offer to bear the name of a Christian, who pleases himself in the way of sin, and can delight and sport himself with it, when he considers this, that Christ suffered for sin? Do not think it, you who still…

The grace of God in the heart of man is a tender plant in a strange unkindly soil; and therefore cannot well prosper and grow, without much care and pains, and that of a skilful hand, and one who has the art of cherishin…

Faith carries the soul above all doubts, with assurance that if sufferings, or sickness, or death come, nothing can separate it from him, this suffices; yea, what though he may hide his face for a time, though that is th…