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Ron Metheny In writing, as in other things, I tend to be a multi-tasker. Having recently finished writing—and now shopping around to publishers—an in-depth commen…moreIn writing, as in other things, I tend to be a multi-tasker. Having recently finished writing—and now shopping around to publishers—an in-depth commentary on the Book of Habakkuk, I am focusing my efforts on finishing a series of devotional entries I started several months back. A new project I’m working on is a compilation of anecdotes/illustrations which will act as a “good read” on top of being a resource for speakers or authors.(less)
Ron Metheny I love a good, lively quote. Most people do. Very little that any of us say or write can truly be labeled “original.” We are all influenced by someone…moreI love a good, lively quote. Most people do. Very little that any of us say or write can truly be labeled “original.” We are all influenced by someone else who has said something else before us. Our thoughts are amalgamations, mutations, expansions, redactions or vast improvements upon another person’s sayings. There’s nothing new under the sun. In compiling “Echoes of Thunder: A Collection of Christian Quotes & Godly Wit” I endeavored to create an anthology that would serve as a well-rounded resource for pastors, teachers, and writers searching for the perfect quote to reinforce the message they’re striving to convey. But I also wanted to create a book of quotations that read more like a daily devotional than an encyclopedia. I wanted it to be an “easy read.” Hopefully my readers will label this one: “Mission accomplished.”(less)
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Thomas Hobbes
“If I had read as many books as other people, I would know as little.”
Thomas Hobbes

“What God is after is not what we are after. The work of God is spiritual, not physical. What God is after is our spirituality not our activity.”
Mark D. Partin

Charles Haddon Spurgeon
“When all souls are saved and all mourners comforted, we may venture to discuss profound theories, but not while graveyards are filling up with those who do not know God.”
Charles H. Spurgeon, Eccentric Preachers: Spiritual Lessons and Insights from God’s Peculiar People [Updated and Annotated]

Charles Haddon Spurgeon
“Many listeners lose a lot of blessing by criticizing too much, and meditating too little.”
Charles H. Spurgeon, Eccentric Preachers: Spiritual Lessons and Insights from God’s Peculiar People [Updated and Annotated]

Charles Haddon Spurgeon
“We would never say to a man, "Be eccentric"; but if he cannot help being so, we would not have him be otherwise. The Leaning Tower of Pisa owes much of its fame to its leaning, and although it certainly is not a safe model for architects, we would by no means advise its demolition. Ten to one any builder who tried to erect another would create a huge ruin, and therefore it would not be a safe precedent; but there it is, and who wishes it was other than it is? Serve the Lord, brother, with your very best, and seek to do even better, and whatever your peculiarities, the grace of God will be glorified in you.”
Charles H. Spurgeon, Eccentric Preachers: Spiritual Lessons and Insights from God’s Peculiar People [Updated and Annotated]

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