How big we are ‘not’ is evidenced when we stand face-to-face with everything else, including ourselves.

Our greatest enemy is devious enough to tell us that we are our greatest asset, and that the investment of the whole of ourselves into the whole of ourselves represents the whole of our life. But what the person in the mirror is not telling you is what kind of ‘hole’ that will actually dig.

Of myself, I am not the end of anything. But in God’s hands, I can be the beginning of many things.

The greatest rest is never determined by where I happen to be, but by the God that I’ve invited to be wherever I happen to be.

I will either die at the hands of myself or live in the hands of God.

Any evaluation of who I am is held to the sparseness of who I am without understanding that who I am in union with Who God is renders me capable of being everything that I am not.

Apathy is convincing ourselves that we can’t change things. Oddly enough, faith is convincing ourselves of the same thing. However, the defining difference is that apathy places the onus of change on us, while faith places the onus of change on God working through us.

Maybe finding ‘peace of mind’ begins by realizing that ‘peace’ will never begin in my ‘mind.’ And if I spend my life paying such a thought ‘no mind,’ never-mind finding ‘peace.

Just knowing that God goes with us changes everything about the place that we’re going, as well as the place we were at before we went there.