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Serving really involves giving people what is good for them, not merely pursuing their approval and granting their desires.
— Dallas Willard
In charting one's course in life, it is important never to forget that many things that cannot be called wrong or evil are nevertheless not good for us.
— Dallas Willard
if you sufficiently dismember yourself, you will not be able to do any wrong action. This is the logic by which Jesus reduces the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees to the absurd.
— Dallas Willard
In every concrete situation we have to ask ourselves, not "Did I do the specific things in Jesus' illustrations?" but "Am I being the kind of person Jesus' illustrations are illustrations of?
— Dallas Willard
Bluntly, to serve God well we must think straight; and crooked thinking, unintentional or not, always favors evil. And when the crooked thinking gets elevated into group orthodoxy, whether religious or secular, there is always, quite literally, "hell to pay." That is, hell will take its portion, as it has repeatedly done in the horrors of world history.
— Dallas Willard
Fact 2: What is true about you as a person is also true about your work.
— Dallas Willard
Consider a daily newspaper or television newscast and eliminate from it every report that presupposes a breaking of one of the Ten Commandments. Very little will be left.
— Dallas Willard
We can fail to know because we do not want to know - because what would be known would require us to believe and act in ways contrary to what we want.
— Dallas Willard
THOSE WITH A WELL-KEPT heart are persons who are prepared for and capable of responding to the situations of life in ways that are good and right.
— Dallas Willard
So the idea conveyed is an absolutely fatal one - that to follow him simply means to try to behave as he did when he was on the spot, under pressure or persecution or in the spotlight. There is no realization that what he did in such cases was, in large and essential measure, the natural outflow of the life he lived when not on the spot.
— Dallas Willard
Great power requires great character if it is to be a blessing and not a curse, and that character is something we only grow toward.
— Dallas Willard
Spiritual formation is a matter of reworking all aspects of the self.
— Dallas Willard