Too Often We Argue About Christianity Instead

I Don't Have A Problem With Delegation. I Love To Delegate. I Am Either Lazy Enough, Or Busy Enough, Or Trusting Enough, Or Congenial Enough, That The Notion Leaving Tasks In Someone Else's Lap Doesn't Just Sound Wise To Me, It Sounds Attractive.

The Entire Life Of Jesus Isn't The Story Of Somebody Climbing Up A Ladder; It's A Picture Of Someone Coming Down-a Series Of Demotions. The Problem With Spending Our Lives Climbing Up The Ladder Is That We Will Go Right Past Jesus, For He's Coming Down.

Solitude Is The One Place Where We Can Gain Freedom From The Forces Of Society That Will Otherwise Relentlessly Mold Us. Solitude Requires Relentless Perseverance.

I Am Disappointed With Myself. I Am Disappointed Not So Much With The Particular Things I Have Done As With The Aspects Of Who I Have Become. I Have A Nagging Sense That All Is Not As It Should Be.

Too Often We Argue About Christianity Instead Of Marveling At Jesus.