There are phrases we hear so often that they begin to sound and feel like truth. Phrases that are weak, soft illusions dressed up in a strong and noble tone. Phrases that are founded on ambiguous, sometimes meaningless words, loudly proclaiming its purpose without having any real vision of purpose.

We live in a world today where all the noise has become too familiar—when the pace, the hurry, the ache start to feel too ordinary.

The power and efficacy of the Gospel message is not found in the proclamations of great preachers, nor in the explanations of great teachers, nor in the statements, edicts or rulings of the ecclesiastical church...

The power and efficacy of the Gospel message is not found in the proclamations of great preachers, nor in the explanations of great teachers, nor in the statements, edicts or rulings of the ecclesiastical church...