On George Whitefield...
"At Basingstoke, as in Georgia, friends were astonished at his cheerfulness when sick and vomiting. He explained: 'The comforts I enjoy within are inexpressible. They have a great effect upon my outward man and make me of a cheerful countenance, which,' he added, spitting some remaining gall out of his mouth, 'recommends my Master's service very much. Oh, free grace in Christ Jesus!' He lay back exhausted on the pillows."
George Whitefield and the Great Awakening, John Pollock, p79
Saturday, 7 August 2010
The Importance of Joy and a Cheerful Soul
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