Man wants to believe that he is worthy of something within himself. He will not accept that he is dust, and has nothing to offer to God, and that his fragile spiritual state can be blown into eternity by the spiritual winds of God. – Michael Haigh. Also quotes by A. W. Tozer, George Muller and others.Â
You can’t keep trouble from coming, but you don’t have to give it a chair to sit on. – Vermont proverb. Also quotes by R. A. Torrey, Sir Robert Anderson and others.
There are times when solitude is better than society, and silence is wiser than speech. – C. H. Spurgeon (1834 – 1892) Also quotes by Adolph Saphir, A. W. Pink and others.
Man lives by his own definitions of goodness because he is not capable of understanding the goodness of God until he is born again. – Michael Haigh. Also quotes by A. W. Tozer, C. H. Macintosh and others.Â
The OBJECT of FAITH in the Old Testament was Christ, and the OBJECT of FAITH in the New Testament is Christ. – Mary Haigh. Also quotes by A.W. Tozer and others.Â
He took on the image of clay so that He might give us the image of the divine. – Michael Haigh. Also quotes by George Whitefield, A. W. Tozer and others.
Man loves to play imagination: he imagines that world peace can be established by evil warring politicians, and he imagines that peace between man and man will finally be realized when every person becomes equal economically (in poverty), equal intellectually (in stupidity), equal socially (in slavery), and when all will equally worship themselves as gods. – Mary Haigh. Also quotes by C. A. Coates, C. H. Macintosh and others.
Faith without the knowledge of God is not faith. – Michael Haigh. Also quotes by A.W.T Tozer, John Owen and others.Â
The widest thing in the universe is not space, it is the potential capacity of the human heart. Being made in the image of God, it is capable of almost unlimited extension in all directions. – A. W. Tozer. Also quotes by John Owen and others.Â
If there is a rich man in the area three villages are ruined. – South Korean proverb – Also quotes by A. W. Tozer and others.