We can’t expect the nation to operate by Christian principles… but we can expect this of the church.

The Old Testament anticipates [Jesus] all the way through.

I ask God most often that we would be an unbroken line of Christians until Christ shall return.

Prayer may seem at first like disengagement, a reflective time to consider God's point of view. But that vantage presses us back to accomplish God's will, the work of the kingdom. We are God's fellow workers, and as such we turn to prayer to equip us for the partnership.

[Jesus] invoked a different kind of power: love, not coercion.

Pain narrows vision. The most private of sensations, it forces us to think of ourselves and little else.

...to see that God does answer, in great things as well as small, the prayers of those who put their trust in Him will strengthen the faith of multitudes.