“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 a love for men, a sense of courtesy is heightened, a longing for gentleness and peace… — 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
