Grace & Salvation
It is a pity there are so many half-starved, mean Christians around when God says, ‘Come and get all you want.’
Salvation is a gift, as free as the air we breathe.
Grace found him a rebel—it leaves him a son.
There are a great many people who don’t believe the glad tidings that peace has been made by Jesus Christ between God and man, but it is true.
Christ came to save the unworthy.
Grace means unmerited mercy—undeserved favor.
Oh, my friends, don’t you hear Jesus Christ crying to you to-night? Suppose I come to you to-night and tell you there is not a ray of hope--that you have broken the law of pardon. How many would say, ‘I know a great deal better. The blackest sinner on earth Christ can save.’
Do not be ashamed of Christ—of the Man that bought us with His own blood.
God has put salvation so simply that the young and the old can believe.
The moment you take Christ into your heart, that moment your name is written in the roll of Heaven.
Grace will break the hardest heart.
We are saved by grace alone, not by works and grace.
You don’t work for salvation; but work day and night after you have got it.
We work because we are saved; we do not work to be saved.
God has grace enough to carry us right through.
We work from the cross, not to it.
God loves the sinner; but He hates the sin.
The law cannot give life; all it can do is bring us to Him.
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