No one has seen God, but as we love one another, God lives in us.

God's people are not to accumulate stuff for tomorrow but to share indiscriminately with the scandalous and holy confidence that God will provide for tomorrow. Then we need not stockpile stuff in barns or a 401(k), especially when there is someone in need.

There is a certain power when old and young come together - we can do more together than we can on our own.

Whenever folks say radical Christianity is "a phase" of youth, I tell them they need to meet our 80-year-old nun or my friend Tony Campolo.

It's hard to hear the gentle whisper of the Spirit amid the noise of Christendom.

The question for me is not are we political, but how are we political? We need to be politically engaged, but peculiar in how we engage.

Prayer is not so much about convincing God to do what we want God to do as it is about convincing ourselves to do what God wants us to do.