“Seeking the Kingdom is not an easy road; Jesus did not exaggerate when He used the term ‘violence’ to describe the progress of the Kingdom in this world. Like the Sharks and the Jets in Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story, the citizens of the Kingdom of God are engaged in a turf war of cosmic proportions with the citizens of this world and the dark forces that shape their worldview and way of life.” —T.M. Moore
“This vain world is no friend to the principle of the work of grace. If you were of the world the world would love its own, but as you are not of the world but of a heavenly race, you may expect to be treated as an alien and foreigner, no, as a hated and detested foe. All sorts of snares and traps will be laid for you; those who sought to entangle the Master in His speech will not be more lenient towards you.” —Charles Spurgeon
“We do the work, but God works in us the doing of the works.” —Augustine
“One stumble does not define or break a person. Though you failed, God’s love does not.” Read more from Max Lucado’s post: God’s Love Never Fails.
Dr. Ben Carson has a great question for those who support abortion.
The importance of local elections: Ask not who’s running for president, ask who’s running for your local school board.
Eric Metaxas challenges us to see ourselves how God sees us: Wart Hogs and White Robes.
Parents, check this out: You can’t build heaven here.
Craig T. Owens 