3,025 Quotes by Craig D. Lounsbrough

We gather up a few thin blades of meadow grass and call them the meadow, when the meadow itself rolls off to horizons that escape our view.

If we wish to identify the truly great things in life, we can identify them by the fact that no matter how much we are exposed to them or how often we’re privileged to engage them, they remain great despite what our perception of them might do to them.

I can get on my knees and pray all day, but until my attitude is on its knees nothing will be different once I’m back on my feet.

Life is only as bad as your attitude.

At the point that Jesus shows up in the storm, He and I become the storm.

To be thankful for one thing is infinitely more powerful than to be bitter about a hundred others.

Is the greatest fear our fear of life, or should it be the fear of not changing life? For the former shuts us down, while the latter shuts down the possibility of being shut down.

Remember, laying on the ground looking up grants us an invaluable perspective that will dramatically enhance what everything will look like when we’re back on our feet.

Plan B' might have been 'Plan A' all along.