George Whitefield — The Lord Our Righteousness (Jeremiah 23:6)

Almost to hit the mark, is really to miss it.

It is the very breath of the new creature, the fan of the divine life, whereby the spark of holy fire, kindled in the soul by God, is not only kept in, but raised into a flame.

Our senses are the landing ports of our spiritual enemies.

Every cross has a call in it, and every particular dispensation of divine providence has some particular end to answer in those to whom it is sent.

Walking with God consists especially in the fixed habitual bent of the will for God, in an habitual dependence upon his power and promise, in an habitual voluntary dedication of our all to his glory, in an habitual eyein…

If we would know whence all the errors, that have over-spread the church of Christ, first arose, we should find that, in a great measure, they flowed from the same fountain, ignorance of the word of God.