Sermon Quotes from The Bruised Reed

Injustice is more than a political dysfunction.  It is a spiritual evil, a denial of God.  And by now the mess we’ve made is so far advanced, so systemic, so overwhelming, its beyond our correction.  – Ray Ortlund Sr., Isaiah: God Saves Sinners

Wesley and Whitefield may preach better than I can, but they cannot preach a better gospel. – C.H. Spurgeon

There was no abasement ever so deep as Christ’s was, in a double regard.  First, None ever went so low as he, for he suffered the wrath of God, and bore upon him the sins of us all; none was ever so low.  And then in another respect his abasement was greatest because He descended from the highest top of glory; and for Him to be man, to be a servant, to be a curse, to suffer the wrath of god, to be the lowest of all – Lord, wither doest Thou descend?  – Richard Sibbes, The Bruised Reed

Shall God be abased and man proud?  – Richard Sibbes, The Bruised Reed

There is more mercy in Christ than sin in us. – Richard Sibbes, The Bruised Reed

2 thoughts on “Sermon Quotes from The Bruised Reed”

  1. Your sermon has been on my mind all day. I keep thinking of how impossible it is for us as humans to truly grasp the concept of the Cross. I love how Matthew and Isaiah tell us that God chose Jesus and He is the Father’s delight – and that is how God will see us through the blood of Jesus. I’m sure my human mind only truly grasps a whisp of His love.
    Thank you for letting God speak to us through you.

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