We ought not to be looking for a place to hide, but a place to give ourselves as an offering to God.

Secularism, materialism, and the intrusive presence of things have put out the light in our souls and turned us into a generation of zombies.

The true follower of Christ will not ask, "If I embrace this truth, what will it cost me?" Rather he will say, "This is truth. God help me to walk in it, let come what may!"

Whatever God can do faith can do, and whatever faith can do prayer can do when it is offered in faith. An invitation to prayer is, therefore, an invitation to omnipotence, for prayer engages the Omnipotent God and brings Him into our human affairs. Nothing is impossible to the man who prays in faith, just as nothing is impossible with God. This generation has yet to prove all that prayer can do for believing men and women.

I like Easter. But let's remember that Christ's resurrection is not truer at Easter than at any other time of the year.

The victorious Christian neither exalts nor downgrades himself. His interests have shifted from self to Christ.

What I am anxious to see in Christian believers is a beautiful paradox. I want to see in them the joy of finding God while at the same time they are blessedly pursuing Him. I want to see in them the great joy of having God yet always wanting Him.