Daniel

“Luther's teaching was recognised by thousands to be no startling novelty, but something which they had always at heart believed,”
― Thomas M. Lindsay, A History of the Reformation, Volume 1 of 2

“We serve the world as one beggar telling other beggars where we found bread.”
― Chuck Collins, Anglicans in America

“Quite simply, the Church is not a movie theater. It does not need a “silver screen” in order to be more relatable to modern people. A movie theater is a place where we collectively sit down to watch the unreal, the made up, the world of drama, fantasy, and pretend. We watch these dramas, comedies, or adventures to be moved to tears, to laughter, or to an adrenaline high. We watch them in order to be manipulated into feeling something that is out of the ordinary – something that we want to feel at that particular moment. We are complicit in this, of course. We pay our money for the privilege of having our emotions manipulated by this world of make believe.”
― Anonymous

“Belief to Jesus was more than simply acceptance of a creed; it was an acceptance of a lifestyle, and a willingness to follow His path even in spite of family preference, obstacles, suffering, or even death.”
― Anonymous