We can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone.

Christians will be found in the neighbourhood of Jesus — but Jesus is found in the neighbourhood of human confusion and suffering, defencelessly alongside those in need. If being baptized is being led to where Jesus is, then being baptized is being led towards the chaos and the neediness of a humanity that has forgotten its own destiny.

Every day I see Jesus Christ in all his distressing disguises.

Doing little things with a strong desire to please God makes them really great.

Until we're educating every kid in a fantastic way, until every inner city is cleaned up, there is no shortage of things to do.

When you help others, your own troubles aren't as heavy. In fact, you can fold them like a handkerchief and place them in your pocket. They're still there, but they're not the only thing you carry.

There are sick people everywhere, in wheelchairs and on benches. Shelby is embarrassed to be so healthy.

The question shouldn't be "Why are you, a Christian, here in a death camp, condemned for trying to save Jews?' The real question is "Why aren't all the Christians here?

Strive to make every person feel special. After all, every person you meet is made in the image of God.

When you focus on not just accomplishing your dreams but on being a blessing, serving others, then you're going to have more joy and you're going to be more fulfilled.

When you serve others, you are serving God. When you do it for them, you're doing it for Him. Jesus said, "If you give a cup of cold water to someone in need, you will surely be rewarded." Every time you serve, God sees it. Every time you help someone else. Every time you sacrifice--you go out of your way to pick up a friend, you get up early to sing in the choir, you stay late to help a coworker--God is keeping the record.

He who is kind to the poor lends to the LORD, and he will reward him for what he has done. PROVERBS 19:17