An Hour With George Müller Quotes

“If the Holy Ghost guides us at all, He will do it according to the Scriptures and never contrary to them.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“III.—It is of immense importance for the understanding of the word of God, to read it in course, so that we may read every day a portion of the Old and a portion of the New Testament, going on where we previously left off.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“Is it for His glory? If it is not for His glory, it is not for your good, and you must have nothing to do with it. Mind that! Having settled that a certain course is for the glory of God, begin it in His name and continue in it to the end. Undertake it in prayer and faith, and never give up!”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“I have been praying every day for fifty-two years for two men, sons of a friend of my youth. They are not converted yet, but they will be! How can it be otherwise? There is the unchanging promise of Jehovah, and on that I rest. The great fault of the children of God is that they do not continue in prayer; they do not go on praying; they do not persevere. If they desire anything for God’s glory, they should pray until they get it.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“What is faith? In the simplest manner in which I am able to express it, I answer: Faith is the assurance that the thing which God has said in His Word is true, and that God will act according to what He has said in His Word.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“Seek to depend entirely on God for everything,” he answered. “Put yourself and your work into His hands. When thinking of any new undertaking, ask, Is this agreeable to the mind of God? Is it for His glory? If it is not for His glory, it is not for your good, and you must have nothing to do with it.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“Expect great things from God, and great things you will have.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“God delights to increase the faith of His children. Our faith, which is feeble at first, is developed and strengthened more and more by use. We ought, instead of wanting no trials before victory, no exercise for patience, to be willing to take them from God’s hand as a means. I say—and say it deliberately—trials, obstacles, difficulties, and sometimes defeats, are the very food of faith.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“And do not regard iniquity in your heart. If you do, the Lord will not hear you. Keep that before you always. Then trust in God. Depend only on Him. Wait on Him. Believe on Him. Expect great things from Him. Faint not if the blessing tarries. And above all, rely only on the merits of our adorable Lord and Saviour, so that according to them and to nothing of your own, the prayers you offer and the work you do be accepted.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“much prayerful reading of the Word, gives not merely more knowledge, but increases the delight we have in reading it);”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“In the darkest moments I am able to confide in Him, for I know what a beautiful and kind and lovable Being He is, and, if it be the will of God to put us in the furnace, let Him do it, that so we may acquaint ourselves with Him as He will reveal Himself, and that we may know Him better. We come then to the conclusion that God is a lovable Being, and we are satisfied with Him, and say: “It is my Father, let Him do as He pleases.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“The great fault of the children of God is that they do not continue in prayer; they do not go on praying; they do not persevere. If they desire anything for God’s glory, they should pray until they get it.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“The great fault of the children of God is that they do not continue in prayer; they do not go on praying; they do not persevere.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller

“During all these years I have been enabled to trust in the living God alone. In answer to prayer $7,500,000 have been sent to me. We have needed as much as $200,000 in one year, and it has all come when needed. No man can ever say I asked him for a penny. We have no committees, no collectors, no voting, and no endowment. All has come in answer to believing prayer.”
― Charles R. Parsons, An Hour With George Müller