As a Canadian, I find American politics intriguing. The way Americans engage—regardless of their views—is astonishing, and somewhat refreshing. Every time
The following passage from J.C. Ryle’s Holiness is sweetly refreshing: If we desire to do good, let us never be ashamed of
D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones from Unsearchable Riches of Christ: An Exposition of Ephesians 3 (page 253): The secret of the early Christians, the early
J.C. Ryle, from A Call to Prayer: I do not deny that a person may pray without heart and without
Charles Spurgeon, from The Pastor in Prayer: Heal us, Emanuel! Here we are, needing that healing. Good Physician, here is scope
Charles Spurgeon, from The Pastor in Prayer: Lord, convert our friends that still remain unsaved. Oh, mighty power of God, let
Walter Marshall, from The Gospel Mystery of Sanctification: The way of attaining to godliness is so far from being known without
Walter Marshall, from The Gospel Mystery of Sanctification: The nature of the duties of the law is such as requires an