The difference between knowledge and truth is that we can control the former to make us appear intellectually bright, but if the latter controls us we can become morally and spiritually right.

Time allows cultures to create overlapping changes in wisdom, but when eternity confronts time, lasting wisdom clashes with temporary truths, and the former stands firm as the latter fade away.

Gather up dreams by the score: / Chasing them renders you poor. / Wisely let dreams come to you: / They'll make you wealthy, if true.

Lenten fasting is not so much a denial of our bodies as it is a heightened awareness that our spirituality cannot be anything other than incarnational.

Beneath the emotional zeal in most preachers of atheism, there's usually a past history of pain, a hidden personal agenda, or unresolved anger against God.

'Everything is relative' is absolutely wrong, but relatively right, when absolutes belong.