Temptation is God's magnifying glass; it shows us how much work he has left to do in our lives.

Within evangelicalism is a distressing drift toward accepting a Christianity that does not demand a life-changing walk with God. Many evangelicals (today) do not realize that the church has always been an island of righteousness in a sea of paganism, but as a result they turned the world upside-down.

Faith is only as good as the object in which it is placed.

The man who commits immorality does so because he thinks it will maximize pleasure if he can minimize the pain by keeping it secret.

It is not enough to do God's work; it must be done in His way and for His credit.

We must worship in truth. Worship is not just an emotional exercise but a response of the heart built on truth about God. "The Lord is near to all who call upon Him, to all who call upon Him in truth" (Psm. 145:18). Worship that is not based on God's Word is but an emotional encounter with oneself.

There’s no such thing as a bitter person who keeps the bitterness to himself.