“True Calvinism always leads to the appreciation of self-denial. When the doctrines of grace are warmly preached, denial of self is necessarily one of the chief experiences of the soul. Each one of the doctrines infinitely exalts the most high… — Walter J. Chantry Copy Share Image
“Not one man has ever sacrificed for His Lord without richly being repaid. If the cross is only contrasted with earthly pleasures, it may… — Walter J. Chantry Copy Share Image
“During the day as serious opinions are being discussed, there is an opportunity to give the biblical view on issues of sin and righteousness… — Walter J. Chantry Copy Share Image
“The true test of your Calvinism comes just here: How low is self and how high is God in your heart? Almost every moment… — Walter J. Chantry Copy Share Image
“Of all people however, Reformed Christians should resurrect the biblical teaching on self-denial from its unjust obscurity. it is not the property of Medieval… — Walter J. Chantry Copy Share Image
“Christians are sensitive. We want to be liked and accepted. It is pleasant to be agreeable and peaceful. As God's grace quickens in us… — Walter J. Chantry Copy Share Image
“True Calvinism always leads to the appreciation of self-denial. When the doctrines of grace are warmly preached, denial of self is necessarily one of… — Walter J. Chantry Copy Share Image
“The doctrines of grace are not merely a philosophy which gives the best and most logical answers to the profound questions of life. They… — Walter J. Chantry Copy Share Image
“Self-denial is the birth pang of spiritual joy. No woman seeks birth pangs, but she willingly endures them for the pleasure of cradling an… — Walter J. Chantry Copy Share Image
