If the person that I trust the least is the one by which I set the standard for everyone else, I had better learn to trust myself more.

Trust is only a wish that is never more than partially achieved, unless that trust is in the God whose reliability is nothing of a wish but everything of a reality.

Faith in God is believing that the size of the giant never dictates the size of the stone. It’s just being willing to use it.

The greatest strength is to acknowledge that I have none.

I always ask God how I can do more. And many times the answer was that I needed the faith to do less.

When I come to the end of myself it’s probably because God is teaching me how to find the beginning of Him.

We trust many things that can't be trusted because at some fundamentally primal level we desperately wish that there was, so we settle for what we cannot when right in front of us there's a God that we can.

If I place any challenge into the hands of God, all I can see are hands.

If the alternative to believing in God is believing in men, then the answer as to why I should believe in God is not only simple, it’s blatantly obvious.