There are no freelance Christians; there is no solo-flying to heaven.

I never met a hopeful Christian who didn't read their Bible.

Our relationship with God will never be right as long as our relationship with others is wrong.

The providence of God does not relieve us of our human responsibility: it doesn't call for inactivity, it calls for activity.

Consider how Jesus came from a position of glory and consistently reached out to the lowly.

Many of us are tempted to find the key in doing, but the answer is actually found in being. It is vital that we are routinely humbled by the reminder that Christian life is grounded, not in what we can do, but what has been done for us and what we need done to us.

If truth were told, most of us spend longer each day on personal cleanliness than on practical godliness.