Happiness Depends On What Happens; Joy Does

The Greatest Need We Have Is Not To Do Things, But To Believe Things.

We Must Learn To Live In The Ordinary 'gray' Day According To What We Saw On The Mountain.

When God Gives A Vision, Transact Business On That Line, No Matter What It Costs.

The Teaching Of The Sermon On The Mount Is Not--do Your Duty, But--do What Is Not Your Duty. It Is Not Your Duty To Go The Second Mile, To Turn The Other Cheek, But Jesus Says If We Are His Disciples We Shall Always Do These Things. There Will Be No Spirit Of--"oh, Well, I Cannot Do Any More, I Have Been So Misrepresented And Misunderstood". . . Never Look For Right In The Other Man, But Never Cease To Be Right Yourself. We Are Always Looking For Justice; The Teaching Of The Sermon On The Mount Is--never Look For Justice, But Never Cease To Live It.

The Dearest Friend On Earth Is A Mere Shadow Compared With Jesus Christ.