Edwin Louis Cole > Quotes

“You don't drown by falling in the water; you drown by staying there.”
― edwin louis cole

“A woman's uniqueness is her greatest appeal to a man - and his greatest challenge.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Communication Sex And Money

“Marriage may be the closest thing to Heaven or Hell any of us will know on this earth.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“Have faith in God; God has faith in you. ”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“Prayer in private results in boldness in public.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“The degree of loving is measured by the degree of giving.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“Manhood and Christlikeness are synonymous.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood

“Being a male is a matter of birth. Being a man is a matter of choice.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“Men and women have strengths that complement each other.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“Successful people recognize crisis as a time for change – from lesser to greater, smaller to bigger.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“wisdom, when it comes to sin, is that human wisdom wants to cover it up. Adam”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood

“There are dreamers and there are planners; the planners make their dreams come true.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“Problems are more convenient than sins because we don’t have to do anything about problems. If you only have a problem, you can get sympathy for it, or understanding for it, or professional help for it, to name a few. Sins, on the other hand, have to be repeated of, confessed, and forsaken.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood

“Sins are not hereditary. They are unforgiven, and, in their retention, passed from father to son, mother to daughter, generation to generation.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood: A Guide to Family Survival

“All pornography is idolatrous. It’s based upon man’s ability to create a fantasy or image in his mind which satisfies him, and to which he can devote himself.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood: A Guide to Family Survival

“You don't drown by falling in water. You drown by staying there.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“The Degree of Loving is Measured by the Degree of Giving”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“Men without an organized system of thought will always be at the mercy of men who have one.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“Idolatry keeps men from being maximized in their potential. Personally, maritally, professionally, spiritually.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood: A Guide to Family Survival

“Because they never forgave him, they retained their father’s sin and became like the thing they hated. Hate binds it to you. They bound themselves to their father’s sin.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood: A Guide to Family Survival

“Love gives. But lust wants to get. It is basically selfish. Love gives—lust gets.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood: A Guide to Family Survival

“Lying and cheating in business and demanding that God bless and prosper it is tempting Christ.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood: A Guide to Family Survival

“In forgiving someone’s sins we release them, but when we do not forgive them, those sins are retained. It is a Kingdom principle.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood: A Guide to Family Survival

“CUANDO EL ENCANTO DESAPARECE, SOLO LE QUEDA EL CARÁCTER”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Hombría al Máximo: Una guía para la supervivencia familiar

“Tempting Christ is demanding that God do what is contrary to His will, or inconsistent with His character.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood: A Guide to Family Survival

“Usted es joven solo una vez, pero puede ser inmaduro por siempre. Dios nos manda a ser como niños, pero desprecia que seamos infantiles.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Hombría al Máximo: Una guía para la supervivencia familiar

“You don’t drown by falling in the water; you drown by staying there.”
― Edwin Louis Cole

“When you do not forgive someone’s sin against you, you bear that sin, carry it. And make the same mistake again and again, with person after person.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Maximized Manhood: A Guide to Family Survival

“Decisiones. Dureza. Liderazgo. Las marcas del hombre.”
― Edwin Louis Cole, Hombría al Máximo: Una guía para la supervivencia familiar