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There is a lot of energy between Lars and James, and sometimes that energy can erupt. I know that before I was in the band, Kirk was the guy who was often in the middle, and it was important at that time. And now I feel like sometimes I'm the guy that's in the middle between not just James and Lars, but even Kirk.
— Robert Trujillo
If you could see the instructions that I gave Jerry to begin with, I'd be embarrassed.
— Tim LaHaye
Freedom of speech is of no use to a man who has nothing to say and freedom of worship is of no use to a man who has lost his God.
— Franklin D. Roosevelt
Learning to preach is difficult because preaching is difficult.
— Fred Craddock
The first is that learning to preach is difficult, and the difficulty is not greatly relieved by having a skilled instructor or by the discovery that one seems to be naturally a "good talker.
— Fred Craddock
Preaching is the concerted engagement of one's faculties of body, mind, and spirit.
— Fred Craddock
Without the sharing of personal experience, prophetic preaching is impossible.
— Brennan Manning
Insecurity not only paralyzes our relationship with the living God but has a devastating effect on interpersonal relationships. It is the starting point of all social estrangement. It breaks down openness, which is the bridge to the existential world of the other. It undermines real communication and causes a kind of rupture in the evolution of authentic personality.
— Brennan Manning
In a healthy family, you know how love is defined: It's clear, has boundaries, and is attainable. Unfortunately, in a shame-bound family, love is a moving target; one day it's this and one day it's that, and just when you're sure you've got it figured out, you discover you don't.
— Brennan Manning
Words without poetry lack passion; words without passion lack persuasion; words without persuasion lack power.
— Brennan Manning
First, silence makes us pilgrims. Secondly, silence guards the fire within. Thirdly, silence teaches us to speak.
— Henri Nouwen
Preaching means more than handing over a tradition; it is rather the careful and sensitive articulation of what is happening in the community.
— Henri Nouwen