“Works? Works? A man get to heaven by works? I would as soon think of climbing to the moon on a rope of sand!”  (George Whitefield)

It is a true saying, that believers should not act for life, but from life.  They must act as those that are not procuring life by their works, but as such who have already received and derived life from Christ, and act from the power and virtue received from him.  (Walter Marshall)

Faith is full of good works. It believes as if it did not work, and it works as if it did not believe.  (Thomas Watson)

As the apple is not the cause of the apple tree, but a fruit of it: even so good works are not the cause of our salvation, but a sign and a fruit of the same.  (Daniel Cawdray)

Do all the good you can, in all the ways you can, to all the people you can, as long as ever you can.  (John Wesley)

I would not give much for your religion unless it can be seen.  Lamps do not talk, but they do shine.  (C.H. Spurgeon)

Says one, “Do you find fault with good works?”  Not at all.  Suppose I see a man building a house, and he were fool enough to lay the foundation with chimney pots.  If I should say, “I do not like those chimney pots to be put into the foundation,” you would not say I found fault with the chimney pots, but with the man for putting them in the wrong place.  So with good works and ceremonies.  They will not do for a foundation.  (C.H. Spurgeon)

You will as surely be lost if you trust to your good works, as if you had trusted to your sins.  (C.H. Spurgeon)