Marriage teaches you loyalty, forbearance, self-restraint, meekness, and a great many other things you wouldn't need if you had stayed single.

The experience of being in between-between the time we leave home and arrive at our destination; between the time we leave adolescence and arrive at adulthood; between the time we leave doubt and arrive at faith. It is like the time when a trapeze artist lets go the bars and hangs in midair, ready to catch another support: it is a time of danger, of expectation, of uncertainty, of excitement, or extraordinary aliveness.

The worst thing is not being wrong, but being sure one is not wrong.

If there had been no fear of failure, neither would there be any joy in success.

Let us not seek to bring religion to others, but let us endeavor to live it ourselves.

There are two things we cannot do alone. One is to be married and the other is to be a Christian.

Our task is to live our personal communion with Christ with such intensity as to make it contagious.