Charles H. Spurgeon on Grace

Jesus has nothing which He will not use for a sinner's salvation, and He is nothing which He will not display in the aboundings of His grace.

The Christian's life is one of daily dependence on the grace and strength of God.

If we have grown in grace, it is absolutely certain that we shall have advanced in our knowledge and reciprocation of the love of Christ.

Grace is always grace, but it never seems so gracious as when we see it brought to our unworthy selves.

Let a man truly know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and he will be a happy man; and the deeper he drinks into the Spirit of Christ, the happier will he become.

Your business is to seek Christ crucified for yourselves, not to take the representation of another man concerning the power of grace to subdue corruption and to sanctify the heart.

You will never perceive God in nature, until you have learned to see God in grace.

The Lord may not give gold, but He will give grace: He may not give gain, but He will give grace.

Let us be humble that we may not need to be humbled, but may be exalted by the grace of God.

We view our God no more as Baal, our tyrant lord and mighty master, for we are not under law, but under grace.

Look on the drops of grace, and remember that they distil from the Head, Christ Jesus.

Christ’s word of grace is very near you, it is on your tongue; let it go down into your inmost soul.