George Whitefield — The Indwelling of the Spirit (John 7:37–39)

An almost Christian is one of the most hurtful creatures in the world; he is a wolf in sheep's clothing: he is one of those false prophets, our blessed Lord bids us beware of in his sermon on the mount, who would persuad…

Walking with God implies, that the prevailing power of the enmity of a person's heart be taken away by the blessed Spirit of God.

Christ will be your whole righteousness, your whole wisdom, your whole sanctification, or else he will never be your whole redemption.

A neglect of secret prayer has been frequently an inlet to many spiritual diseases, and has been attended with fatal consequences.

Though it is the very hinge on which the salvation of each of us turns, and a point too in which all sincere Christians, of every denomination, agree; yet it is so seldom considered, and so little experimentally understo…

Few, very few acknowledge [religion] to be, what it really is, a thorough inward change of nature, a divine life, a vital participation of Jesus Christ, an union of the soul with God.