“Every revival has been birthed in weeping, in brokenness, in tears, in travail.”
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“faith is a helpless dependence on our Heavenly Father for all our needs.”
“But such is the free grace of God towards me, through the slain Lamb, that He deals with me as a child, a dear child, and feasts me as a prince with Him according to the royalty, the dignity of His own infinite state.”
“Sin, so far as man is concerned, is an incurable disease.”
“Repentance is getting out of one train and getting into the other.”
“Blessed Jesus! heavenly Husband! let me now be united only and forever to You!”
“The true histories of these have been obliterated as far as possible; their writings, sharing the fate of the writers, have been destroyed to the full extent of the power allowed to their persecutors.”
“Prayer and the Word of God are inseparable, and should always go together in the quiet time of the inner chamber.”
“Maturity means you are learning to trust.”
“Prayer is a wonderful power placed by Almighty God in the hands of his saints, which may be used to accomplish great purposes and to achieve unusual results.”
“For whither can any of us flee from His mighty hand?”
“Holiness brings the soul into fellowship with the redeeming Son of God.”
“Fasting emptied me of ambition and filled me with purpose.”
Source
T. L. Osborn, Healing the Sick: A Living Classic, The Message That Works, Soulwinning, One Hundred Divine Healing Facts, The Good Life, God’s Life in You, Miracles: Proof of God’s Love, and preserved T. L. Osborn evangelistic sermons and ministry teachings.
“What has my life been but a course of rebellion against thee?”
“The kingdom of heaven can be expanded in any system.”
“The shrewd strategy that wins puts the keen stiff secret fighting first.”
“God's not in little business, He's in big business. And you know what He likes to do? He likes to take the ordinary and do the extraordinary in their lives.”
“But suspend thy iudgemēt a while, till the matter be more opened vnto thee.”