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Charles R. Swindoll

"While I wholeheartedly believe in choosing to approach every challenge with a great attitude, I don't mean that we should abandon authenticity and live in fantasyland."

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"While I wholeheartedly believe in choosing to approach every challenge with a great attitude, I don't mean that we should abandon authenticity and live in fantasyland."

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"This ignorance of what to do with time is the number one reason why people get bored so easily when alone with nothing to do."

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"Has it never struck you that a man who does next to nothing but hears men's real sins is not likely to be wholly unaware of human evil?"

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"Perhaps it is possible to discover more in silence than in speech. Or perhaps it is only that those who are silent among us learn to listen."

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"When someone finds his or her mind is not free or in mental bondage, such a person might as well not be free physically."

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"[Jesus] tilted His head back, pulled up one last time to draw breath and cried, 'Tetelestai!' It was a Greek expression most everyone present would have understood. It was an accounting term. Archaeologists have found papyrus tax receipts with 'Tetelestai' written across them, meaning 'paid in full.' With Jesus' last breath on the cross, He declared the debt of sin cancelled, completely satisfied. Nothing else required. Not good deeds. Not generous donations. Not penance or confession or baptism or...or...or...nothing. The penalty for sin is death, and we were all born hopelessly in debt. He paid our debt in full by giving His life so that we might live forever."
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"Peter's destiny lay along a different path from John's. And your calling is unlike anyone else's. But the call remains the same: 'Follow Me!"
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"If you allow it, [suffering] can be the means by which God brings you His greatest blessings."
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"If your motive is in any way to promote greatness for yourself, you're in the wrong calling."
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"Joy is a deeply felt contentment that transcends difficult circumstances and derives maximum enjoyment from every good experience."
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"[Jesus] plan called for action, and how He expressed it predicted its success. He didn't say 'you *might* be my witnesses, ' or 'you *could* be my witnesses, ' or even 'you *should* be my witnesses.' He said 'you *will* be my witnesses."
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"When the Lord makes it clear you're to follow Him in this new direction, focus fully on Him and refuse to be distracted by comparisons with others."
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"How important is the heart! It is there that character is formed. It alone holds the secrets of true success."
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"If you are going to achieve excellence in big things, you develop the habit in little matters.Excellence is not an exception, it is a prevailing attitude."
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"The Promised Land was a tangible representation of God's ultimate desire for His people, but they failed to comprehend His gift for at least three reasons: It was unconditionally promised, it was outrageously generous, and it was absolutely free. None of those make sense in the world as we know it."
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