"Salvation is of the LORD." -Jonah 2:9

“ The salvation of sinners does not mean that God casts aside His justice and instead shows mercy. Mercy is never shown at the expense of justice, but rather on the basis of justice satisfied by the redemptive work of the Lord Jesus Christ.” -Gospel report by preacher Jim Byrd Thirteenth Street Baptist church of Ashland, Kentucky USA Please find enclosed link to audio Gospel sermons & Contact Info: https://www.sermonaudio.com/source_detail.asp?sourceid=13thstbaptist

“ The true believer has conflict with the religious world. The greatest enemies of Christ have always been those who boasted of their knowledge of God. It was in the synagogue that the death of Christ was plotted. It was in the cathedrals that the reformers were tried and burned. It is in the churches and seminaries that the gospel of grace is denied.” -preacher Henry Mahan https://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?speakeronly=true&currsection=sermonsspeaker&keyword=Henry_Mahan

Our diligence in hearing God’s Gospel and honesty in self-examination will largely be determined by the value which we set upon our soul and its eternal interests. Alas, the vast majority of professing Christians today are far, far more concerned about their bodies than their souls, about carnal pleasures than spiritual riches, about the good opinion of men rather than the approbation of God. But a few, how few, are made serious, become in deadly earnest to hear and learn the Gospel, and to examine well their foundation, and test by God’s Word every inch of the ground they stand on. With the true believer the religion of the Gospel is not something to be taken up and laid down according to fitful moods. Where they will spend eternity is their all-absorbing concern! Every other interest in life sinks into utter insignificance before the vital necessity of making sure that they have “the root of the matter” in them. - Gospel report by preacher Arthur W. Pink

"Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ." -EPHESIANS 1:3 [KJV] O, could our faith but embrace a little, were it only a little, and O, could we daily come and drink but a few drops of this pure fountain of immortal joy, in the sweet realisation of being blessed, already blessed, fully blessed, unalterably, irreversibly blessed with all spiritual blessings in Christ, what strength and consolation would it impart to our often cast-down soul! Look at the words; examine them again and again; think over in your mind, one by one, the spiritual blessings that you most covet. Is it pardon? Is it peace? Is it the love of God shed abroad in your heart? Is it the spirit of adoption, enabling you to cry, "Abba, Father?" Is it communion with God? Is it the enjoyment of H is presence and smiles? Is it deliverance from every doubt and fear? Is it a large measure of H is