Jesus didn't come to tell us the answers to the questions of life, he came to be the answer.

When people say, "God is love," I think they mean that love is extremely important, or that God really wants us to love. But in Christian conception, God really has love as his essence.

The early church was strikingly different from the culture around it in this way - the pagan society was stingy with its money and promiscuous with its body. A pagan gave nobody their money and practically gave everybody their body. And the Christians came along and gave practically nobody their body and they gave practically everybody their money.

You are more sinful than you could dare imagine and you are more loved and accepted than you could ever dare hope.

The future is already won, and the more hostile the culture, the easier it is to communicate the difference of Christianity.

Jesus's miracles are not just a challenge to our minds, but a promise to our hearts, that the world we all want is coming.

Jesus experienced homelessness at Christmas so that we could experience a love we could never lose.