Monday, April 11, 2016

J.C. Ryle on Private Prayer

"Let us pray more heartily in private, and throw our whole souls more into our prayers.  There are live prayers and there are dead prayers; prayers that cost us nothing, and prayers which often cost us strong crying and tears.  What are yours?  When great professors backslide in public, and the church is surprised and shocked, the truth is that they had long ago backslidden on their knees.  They had neglected the throne of grace" (J.C. Ryle, Holiness).

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