Maxwell Quotes

Sincerely striving to follow Jesus will try our faith and our patience, sometimes sorely. Even with all its travail, it is the trek of treks.

The key is to have our eyes wide open to our own faults and partially closed to the faults of others not the other way around!

The adversary and his helpers will continue to seek to discredit today's undershepherds in order to try to scatter some of the sheep.

Do not let yesterday hold tomorrow hostage! Walk away from your investment in the penny stock of pride; it never pays dividends.

It is not the flock, the body of the Church and its leaders, who stray, but individuals who stray.

Recycling regrets [doesn't] change reality. Pawing through the past is not productive.

Unsurprisingly, therefore, we do notice each other's weaknesses. But we should not celebrate them.

If the choice is between reforming other Church members or ourselves, is there really any question about where we should begin?

Too much attention to what might have been actually gets in the way of what still can be.

Ultimately, freedom involves choice between eternal alternatives, but not the altering of the alternatives.

There appears to be no point, I learned, in God's constantly illuminating the trail beyond where my eyes of faith can now see.

Good friends can give us the gifts of approval and acceptance and of perspective.

God gives to us the lessons we need most, not the ones we think we need.

Often that which we resist learning vicariously we must learn the hard way: experientially.

The Christian receives a customized curriculum in life, which is but one of many signs that we have a loving & knowing Father in heaven.

Reproof is often a last railing before an erring individual goes over the edge of the cliff.

We discover so many wonders when walking carefully through another's garden, not by crashing into it with a Mack truck.

So often in human affairs I have learned the many depend upon the few to lead, to set the pace, to show the way, to deal with the detail.

Like it or not, society and the state will mirror our homes.

Random goodness is, by itself, not enough to resist the march of evil, which takes its victims without pity or remorse.