God doesn’t want us to focus on what mankind has done, but on what He plans to do.

At the point that I've allowed my fear of the problem to exceed my faith in God, the problem itself has become my god. And when I am so foolish as to permit gods of this sort, I have chosen to live a life of the most troubled sort.

If I place any challenge into the hands of God, all I can see are hands.

We think that we miss things because they are too small. But when it comes to God, I think that we miss Him because He is too big, for we assume that nothing that big would be interested in something as small as us.

The battle is never fought alone even though we might feel alone in the fight, for with God the feeling of being alone never supersedes the fact of His presence.

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

I don’t want to say that I believe in God. Rather, I want to live out my life like I believe in God because that takes the words that I choose not to say and it shouts them without ever saying them.

Pain believes itself to be the force that pushes everyone away. But God says that pain is the invitation that He could never throw away.

It has nothing to do with what the mountain in front of us is. Rather, it has everything to do with what God is going to do to it.