To still seek God after discovering Him may be a love paradox of the soul, as A.W. Tozer reminds us; but to earnestly continue to perceive God and make Him perceivable, is the quintessence of worship.

When we image borders, we fail at imaging God.

we will never be truly capable of ‘loving our neighbour’ as long as we continue to view the people around us as commodities, capital or competition

If at first you don’t succeed, then maybe you have the wrong idea of success, or you’re using the wrong standard of measuring it.

We place this huge burden on answers to function as finish lines, when they more naturally perform as milestones. We fool ourselves if we believe that answers are the proper response to questions, when the formal acknowledgment of a question is to embrace its invitation to enter into the journey of learning.

Experiencing something of the grace of God should always cause our self-perceived ideas about 'Who He is' and 'How He works' to pop.

Jesus helps us to see when people break the second and third commandments.

Love, in its very essence, is expression not extraction.