Tyler Noe

“There is thus an appropriation of Christ in the personal experience of every believer which endears Him to the heart. A Christ unappropriated is a Christ whose worth is undervalued, and whose preciousness is unfelt.”
― Octavius Winslow, The Classic Works of Octavius Winslow

“The great truth upon which we are about to expatiate is announced in the words placed at the head of this chapter- "Unto you therefore who believe He is precious."
In the unfolding of this subject may there rest upon the writer and the reader the fresh anointing of the Holy Spirit, even Him of whom Jesus said, "He will bring me glory by revealing to you whatever he receives from me" -that, while we treat of a precious Savior, His preciousness may be FELT in our hearts, filling the whole soul with penitence, faith, and love.”
― Octavius Winslow, The Classic Works of Octavius Winslow

“Ableism is “a system that places value on people’s bodies and minds based on societally constructed ideas of normalcy, intelligence, excellence, and productivity.”2 It claims that some bodies are better than others.”
― Amy Kenny, My Body Is Not a Prayer Request: Disability Justice in the Church

“The Psalter teaches us to sing-pray the blues in the hope of redemption and deliverance—in the hope of Christ.”
― Joel R. Beeke, Sing a New Song: Recovering Psalm Singing for the Twenty-First Century