If we doubt the faulty nature of the foundations that we create, we might ask if we’re currently standing on one, or are we sitting on the ground looking at the last one that collapsed. And since we’re already sitting, maybe we’d be smart to ponder that.

For some of us, the greatest miracle of all would be to believe in miracles. Conversely, the greatest tragedy of all would be to believe that you can’t believe.

Pray until the impossible is not.

I always ask God how I can do more. And many times the answer was that I needed the faith to do less.

No waters can rise so high that God doesn’t have a boat for it.

Any refuge other than God is probably something that I should seek refuge from rather than seek refuge in.

They say that believing in God can be hard. But from where I’m standing, that’s nothing compared to having to believe in myself. Yet, the oddest thing of all is that God believes in me even if I don’t believe in either of us.

Once I stare into the face of God, I can stare into the face of anything.

With God, the impossible is demoted to the rank of the possible.