Lance Cornell

“People. They’re people, Lincoln.” “Are they?” He shuffled through papers in a folder with the words Top Secret stamped across the front. “The latest CDC reports show that the infected are undergoing all sorts of physiological changes. Not only to their brains, which, let’s face it, make Charles Manson look like Mahatma Gandhi, but also to their bodies. Here,” he said, pulling out a page. “This one states that they’re experiencing calcification of their bones as well as significant increase in their muscle mass. Christ, they’re all but turning superhuman.” He slapped the page. “Who knows where this ends.”
― Arthur T. Bradley, Anarchy Rising

“Isn’t it amazing how adaptable our hearts are to harboring sin? Our sin-nature is like a chameleon, disguising itself to look however it needs to look in order to make us feel like our sin isn’t too much. Too far. Too messy. As if sin has a grading scale we can negotiate. We always could be worse, couldn’t we?”
― Mo Isom, Sex, Jesus, and the Conversations the Church Forgot

“We are creatures made to worship. But because we are fallen, because we rebelled, we quickly choose to worship ourselves, and that is where our sexual sin begins—not in choosing to be bad but choosing to be our own, despite recognizing we were created as His.”
― Mo Isom, Sex, Jesus, and the Conversations the Church Forgot

“There are whole worlds we know nothing about, and yet people are the same in every culture. Some have great wealth. Others have great need. All need a Savior.”
― Matt Brown, Awakening: How God's Next Great Move Inspires & Influences Our Lives Today