Some great quotes everyone should read! More will follow!

"Compare yourself only with Jesus." - A.W. Tozer

"There is no place to hide except in the blood of the Lamb." - A.W. Tozer

"True repentance shows itself in a thorough breaking off from sin. The life of a repentant person is altered. The course of their daily conduct is entirely changed. A new King reigns within their heart. They put off the old man. What God commands they now desire to practice; and what God forbids they now desire to avoid. They strive in all ways to keep clear of sin, to fight with sin, to war with sin, to get the victory over sin. They cease to do evil. They learn to do well. They break off sharply from bad ways and bad companions. They labor, however feebly, to live a new life. When a person does this, you have the fourth step in true repentance."
~ J.C. Ryle

The Character and Intention of the Devil
12 Jul
"There is a devil! We have a mighty invisible enemy always near us–one who never slumbers and never sleeps–one who is about our path and about our bed, and spies out all our ways, and will never leave us until we die. He is a murderer! His great aim and object is, to ruin us forever and kill our souls. To destroy, to rob us of eternal life, to bring us down to the second death in hell, are the things for which he is unceasingly working. He is ever going about, seeking whom he may devour. He is a liar! He is continually trying to deceive us by false representations, just as he deceived Eve at the beginning. He is always telling us that good is evil and evil good–truth is falsehood and falsehood truth–the broad way good and the narrow way bad. Millions are led captive by his deceit, and follow him, both rich and poor, both high and low, both learned and unlearned. Lies are his chosen weapons. By lies he slays many."
~ J.C. Ryle

"I bear my testimony that there is no joy to be found in all this world like that of sweet communion with Christ." - C.H. Spurgeon

“Whenever you get one inch above the ground in your own esteem, you are that inch too high!”—1895 -C.H. Spurgeon

Enjoy and be challenged!!