From Absolute Surrender, by Andrew Murray
Love is a fire that will burn through every difficulty.
Denying self must every moment be the power of your life, and then Christ will come in and take possession of you.
Deep helplessness, and simple, childlike rest.
The things which are impossible with men are possible with God.
A man cannot live one hour a godly life unless by the power of the Holy Spirit. He may live a proper, consistent life, as people call it, an irreproachable life.
The kingdom of God is joy in the Holy Ghost.
Let death be to you the most desirable thing on earth: death to self, and fellowship with Christ.
As a mother’s love covers her children and delights in them and has the tenderest compassion with their foibles or failures, so there ought to be in the heart of every believer a motherly love toward every brother and sister in Christ.
I have no care, my cares are His! I have no fear, He cares for all my fears.
Blessed is the man who gets into God’s secrets and works under God.
The new will is a permanent gift, an attribute of the new nature. The power to do is not a permanent gift, but must be each moment received from the Holy Spirit. It is the man who is conscious of his own impotence as a believer who will learn that by the Holy Spirit he can live a holy life.
As long as we are something, God cannot be all.
In prosperity as in adversity, in the sunshine as in the dark, your God is ready to keep you all the time.
The love of God is always the love of God in its entirety, in its fullness as an indwelling power, a love of God to me that leaps back to Him in love, and overflows to my fellow-men in love.
It is when a man is brought to this confession that deliverance is at hand.
Love is to be the fruit of the Spirit all the day and every day.
If I am something, then God is not everything; but when I become nothing, God can become all, and the everlasting God in Christ can reveal Himself fully.
God works to will, and then He works to do.
There is deliverance, there is the liberty of the Holy Spirit.
What is done in the will of God must have the mighty blessing of God.