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Category: Faith

Faith is the empty hand that receives Christ: trusting him alone for righteousness and life. These quotes describe what saving faith is, how it grows, and how it holds on in the dark. J.C. Ryle, Martin Luther, Charles Spurgeon and C.S. Lewis are quoted most often here.
Start with: The Whole Christ · Galatians (Crossway Classic Commentaries) · Mere Christianity

  • “Let me invite you to look unto Jesus” by John Newton

    Sep 26, 2026
  • “A Christian without trials” by John Newton

    Sep 25, 2026
  • “When you cannot see your way” by John Newton

    Sep 24, 2026
  • “A constant contemplation of glory” by John Owen

    Sep 21, 2026
  • “For the glory of His name” by Thomas Schreiner

    Aug 31, 2026
  • “The daily bread of the soul” by Martin Luther

    Aug 26, 2026
  • “The supreme goal of Christian mission” by John Stott

    Aug 22, 2026
  • “His cross is yours” by Hugh Martin

    Aug 4, 2026
  • “We look forward to waking up on that brightest of all bright mornings” by Christopher Ash

    Jul 16, 2026
  • “All true theology is gospel theology” by John Owen

    Jul 11, 2026
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