John Flavel — The Method of Grace

All the comforts of believers are streams from this fountain. Jesus Christ is the very object matter of a believer's joy.

Eudoxus was so affected with the glory of the sun, that he thought he was born only to behold it; much more should a Christian judge himself born only to behold and delight in the glory of the Lord Jesus.

The keeping, and right managing of the heart in every condition, is the great business of a Christian's life.

He is a sea of sweetness without one drop of gall.

To be above the stroke of passion, is a condition equal to angels: to be in a state of sorrow without the sense of sorrow, is a disposition beneath beasts: but duly to regulate our sorrows, and bound our passions under t…

There is no grace more excellent than faith; no sin more execrable and abominable than unbelief. Faith is the saving grace, and unbelief the damning sin.