3,025 Quotes by Craig D. Lounsbrough

To call God’s calling into question is not really about questioning God. Rather, it’s about calling my sanity into question.

We tell God that He can have all of us, and then we give Him none of us. And I would suggest that ‘intent’ without ‘action’ is like a body without a skeleton. It just doesn’t stand up.

We are a tool, and at times we are a rather effective one. But until we place ourselves in the hands of the Craftsman, we are neither a tool nor effective.

Run with God or crawl with men. Although the choice seems blatantly obvious, the world seems ruefully oblivious.

It’s never a fool’s errand to have goals bigger than what we are. Rather, the fool’s errand is believing that there’s no such thing as a God who’s bigger than what our goals are.

Might we remember what God has saved us from in the past so that we might be saved from our fear of the future.

Impossible is a fact when it comes to people, but when it comes to God it’s nothing but bad fiction.

With God, the setbacks of today are the precise ingredients that He needs to craft the victories of tomorrow.

As I stand cloaked in some seemingly perpetual darkness desperately hoping for a scant ray of light, I ask, “Why has the sun never risen?” And I realize that it rose a long, long time ago. I just refused to open my eyes sufficiently to see it.