The very worst thing that one man can do to another is to convince him that he is saved when, in reality, he is not.
Television is an invention whereby you can be entertained in your
living room by people you wouldn’t have in your house.—David Frost.
Men will wrangle for religion; write for it; fight for it; die for
it; anything but live for it.—Colton
The only thing a lazy mind will jump at is a conclusion.
Some well-fed bodies contain under-nourished souls.
If at first you don't succeed, you are probably normal.
To train children at home, it is necessary for both parents and
children to spend some time there.
An enemy of God is never a friend to man.
The ability to speak many languages is valuable, but ability to
keep your mouth shut at the proper time in one language is priceless.
The Lord sometimes takes us into troubled waters—not to drown us,
but to cleanse us.
Help stamp out pollution—clean up your speech.
Nobody on his deathbed ever said, “I wish I’d spent more time at
the office.”—Peter Lynch.
A deaf husband and a blind wife are always a happy couple.”—French
Proverb
You cannot repent too soon because you do not know how soon it may
be too late.—Sir Thomas Fuller
(1608–1661)
We can prove our faith by our commitment to it, and in no other
way. Any belief that does not command the one who holds it is not real
belief; it is a pseudo belief only.—A. W. Tozer
You cannot be a crown-wearer without first being a cross-bearer.
Some people have too much to live on, and too little to live for.
Instead of praying for lighter loads, Christians should pray for
greater strength.
People are not honored for what they receive, but for what they
give.
It is better to think a good thought about a bad man, than to
think an evil thought about a good man.
Death is that final separation from all we have worked for, all
that we have built up, all that is near and dear to us. It is too bad that
dying is the last thing we do. Because it could teach us so much about
living.—Robert M. Herhold
He who is slowest in making a promise is most faithful in its
performance. -- Jean Jacques Rousseau