3,025 Quotes by Craig D. Lounsbrough

If I’m concerned about why I’ve changed in the way I have, I might start by being concerned about the places where I’ve been.

My great-grandfather fought in the Civil War. And such was the carnage that he never spoke of it right up to his dying day. Therefore, we might consider that it was the sacrifices that he witnessed, and the pain of comrades lost that he carried to his own grave that are but a tiny part of the inestimable price paid for the liberties that we abuse.

The 'goal' is the journey done well.

She’s gone,” I say over and over. And with her went the dreams that made my life worth the living. Yet, God is the crafter of new dreams that render old dreams so small that the pain of them is swallowed up in the promise of tomorrow.

Maybe the greatest power of all is the power of restraint.

With God, we will never be backed into a corner because He is bigger than any room.

If I continually focus on what I don’t have, my life will always be completely empty despite the fact that it’s completely full.

Five of the most dangerous words I know: ‘What’s in it for me?

Sometimes in the thick quiet of those soft summer nights, I listen. For it is in the quiet that the voices of things deep and marvelous and adventurous whisper simply because a world of noise grants them no space. Therefore, if we have no quiet, we will hear plenty of noise, but we will not hear a single voice.