4 Quotes by J. Todd Billings

Unlike politicians, the Lord is not pivoting his plans on the basis of poll numbers.

Unless we frankly recognize that Christ's birth and resurrection come forth from places of hopelessness and helplessness, we've not understood their meaning.

When worship expresses only “victory,” it can unintentionally suggest that the broken and the lonely and the hurting have no place here. The message can be, “If you want to fit in, first get your emotions in order so that you can be positive, and then go to worship.” But the Psalms help show us that bottling up or trying to “fix” those emotions ourselves is not the right way.

Distraction is the only thing that consoles us for miseries, and yet it is itself the greatest of our miseries.