Max Lucado: Beyond Anxious–Part 1
“That’s the role of a pastor—to reiterate that there is a good God on the supreme throne overseeing every detail in the world.”
“That’s the role of a pastor—to reiterate that there is a good God on the supreme throne overseeing every detail in the world.”
“While I’d love to fix people, I can’t. If I think I can, I’m setting myself up for anxiety.”
For all churches, large or small, my exhortation is to think biblically about how the church might make much of Jesus.
“I was determined to give myself to this call until I succeeded. I had no desire for a Plan B.”
"We might not all share the same background, color or language, but we are all sinners in need of a Savior.”
“I felt an overwhelming pull—if I'd entrust my life to God, he'd use me to help people get ready for their last day on this planet.”
“When you simplify and clarify your focus, you can bring the entire power of the church to bear on each thing you do.”
“The way to find unity is to have something that unifies us that is deeper and more significant than anything that divides us.”
“Instead of trying to bury our failures we need to bring them into the light and learn from them.”
“If I want to speak spiritual truth into your life, I often need to first let people speak wisdom and truth into my life.”