Our senses are gateways to receive God, to actively wait on Him in prayer, and to be used to worship, witness, and work.

When we feel strong, we don’t need anyone else’s strength. It’s in weakness that we know we need Christ’s strength.

We shouldn't limit our labors on the basis of our capacity, but lean into greater labors because our God is limitless.

The worth of what we give is about the quality of our heart, not the quantity of our gift.

Instead of listening to our own thoughts and feelings, we need to speak God’s Word to ourselves and listen to His truth in the midst of trials.

The noblest horse pulling the fiercest warrior in the strongest chariot is weak—compared to God.