It’s not that I don’t believe in God. Rather, it’s that I don’t believe in not believing in God.

If it were believable, we wouldn’t have to stretch ourselves to believe it. Therefore, because God refuses to leave us trapped in the smallness of ourselves, He says things that are unbelievable so that we have no choice but to be stretched.

It’s not about believing in something. Rather, it’s about what I believe in. And too often what I believe in is that there’s nothing to believe in.

Faith is acknowledging what I can’t see as a means of embracing that which I cannot afford to miss.

Ignorance is bliss' only if you're ignorant enough to believe that that's where bliss comes from.

Once faith dies, the death of hope follows hard on its heels.

In time, we become who we believe ourselves to be. And if who we believe ourselves to be is less than who we are, we will live a life that is less than what it was supposed to be.

To believe in yourself is to risk on yourself, and there will never be a time when that risk is too risky.

The only reason I can’t jump in and engage life is that I’ve told myself I can’t. Yet I can’t helping wondering would happen if I told myself I could?