We are born liars. As magnets we gravitate to lies, we not only invent lies, but we defend our lies. The major accomplishment of a successful politician is to appreciate and master the art of lying because in the mouth of a politician lying is an art form. – Mary Haigh – Also quotes by Charles J. Rolls, J. B. Stoney, C. H. Macintosh, and others.
Growing old is inevitable; growing up is optional. – Proverb source unknown. Also quotes by Adolph Saphir, C. H. Macintosh, Sir Robert Anderson and others.
When I turned myself over to God, I took my life out of the hands of an idiot. – Proverb source unknown. – Also quotes by C. H. Macintosh, J. N. Darby and others
Your day starts with what you say to yourself. – Proverb source unknown. Also quotes by F. W. Grant, A. W. Tozer and others.
Creation is a vast parable. – Samuel Ridout – Also quotes by Darby, Spurgeon, and others.
Everybody must row with the oars he has. – Unknown Source Proverb – Also quotes by J. N. Darby, A.W. Pink and others.
If God’s Word is not sufficient without human interpretation, then it cannot be God’s Word at all. – C. H. Macintosh – Also quotes by Tozer, Vine, Coates and others.
To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use your heart. – Proverb source unknown. – Also quotes by Charles J. Rolls, J. N. Darby, F.W. Grant and others.
As Israel mourned when they were taken captive into Babylon, so also, those of us who can still see, hear and think . . . understand that we (our nation) have been taken captive.
Satan never figured on a God of grace. Satan never figured on a God of mercy. Satan never figured on a God of ultimate love. Satan never figured on a God who would offer HIMSELF for the sin of the whole world. – Michael Haigh – Also quotes by C. J. Rolls, C. H. Macintosh, A. W. Tozer, and others.
In Abraham’s faith we should understand that his works were an outpouring of his faith, his works did not determine his faith, his faith determined his works. – Michael Haigh – Also quotes by A. W. Tozer, and C. H. Macintosh, and others.
One hundred religious persons knit into a unity by careful organization do not constitute a church any more than eleven dead men make a football team. The first requisite is life, always. – A. W. Tozer (1897 – 1963) – Also quotes by many others.