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Category: Glory of Christ

The Christian life is, in the end, a matter of beholding Christ, and being changed by what we see. These quotes linger over his person and work: his beauty, his humility, his cross and his reign. J.C. Ryle, John Owen, John Newton and Charles Spurgeon are quoted most often here.
Start with: The Glory of Christ · Gentle and Lowly · The Heart of Christ

  • “Christ prizeth him more than all the world besides” by John Owen

    Aug 17, 2022
  • “History ends with a wedding” by Herman Bavinck

    Aug 16, 2022
  • “An inexpressible mercy” by John Owen

    Aug 12, 2022
  • “His jewel, His diadem, and His crown” by John Owen

    Aug 10, 2022
  • “He does not find, but makes her, lovely” by C.S. Lewis

    Aug 4, 2022
  • “For every look at yourself, take ten looks at Christ” by Robert Murray M’Cheyne

    Aug 3, 2022
  • “Clad in His own promises” by John Calvin

    Jul 27, 2022
  • “It is mercy that hath brought us there” by Thomas Goodwin

    Jul 26, 2022
  • “What the assured soul knows” by Thomas Brooks

    Jul 23, 2022
  • “The Redeemer of sinners” by John Newton

    Jul 22, 2022
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