Part of what makes a human being a human being is the imperfections. Like, you wouldn't give a robot my ears. You just wouldn't do that.

For Paul, the centre of the Christian faith was that we can never earn or deserve the favour of God, nor do we need to. The whole matter is one of grace, and all that we can do is to accept in wondering love and gratitude and trust what God has done for us.

Christianity entails doctrines that increase the probability of the coexistence of God and suffering.

Once more, Never think that you can live to God by your own power or strength but always look to and rely on him for assistance, yea, for all strength and grace.

But still, this great awakening, this surpassing concern, was never excited by any harangues of terror, but always appeared most remarkable when I insisted upon the compassions of a dying Saviour, the plentiful provisions of the gospel, and the free offers of divine grace to needy distressed sinners.

If we ask God for a calm, thankful heart that sees all the blessings His grace imparts, He can teach us many lessons in illness that can never be learned in health.

Brokenness is God's requirement for maximum usefulness.

Everything you need God already is.

Don't magnify your problems, magnify your God...he's got you covered.

You come to God not by being strong, but by being weak; not by being right, but through your mistakes.

What woman would not appreciate a God who becomes her attorney, assumes her case, requires no fee, and wins her the victory?

Our scars are a witness to the world. They are apart of our story. Healed wounds that are symbols that God has restored us.