This is as true today as it was then. Science, technology, A.I., internet money, space exploration. . . and all the rest. . . none of this will fix your problems or give you lasting joy. God has put eternity into man’s heart. (Ecclesiastes 3:11)

"Perhaps the drama is played out now, and Jesus is safely dead and buried. Perhaps. It is ironical and entertaining to consider that once at least in the world's history those words might have been spoken with complete conviction, and that was upon the eve of the Resurrection." Dorothy Sayers

“Every person is ultimately a thought of God.” Helmut Thielicke

imagine getting excited about, or becoming enthusiastic over. . . a politician.

"The God who made your heart knows how to fill it."

"Human beings have a capacity for reason and communication that really cannot be explained if the universe is just a product of chance. If the source of reality is ultimately impersonal, just random interactions of physical particles, then such things that only personal beings engage in would not exist. Our ability as human beings to love, to think in complex terms, to communicate, and so on is one demonstration of the existence of God."

"a good conscience is a continual feast." jeremiah burroughs

"He has all things, who has Him who has all things."

"He has all things, who has Him who has all things."

how devastating: saylor saying, "there must be more." being a billionaire, or a trillionaire, or bringing sound money to billions: it doesn't matter. it will never be enough. this world wasnt designed to satisfy. we will stand before the Creator: only Christ can satisfy.

“The geology of the Bible shows that our religion is not a namby-pamby, nerveless, dilettantish religion. It was projected and has been protected by the God of the Rocks. Religion a balm? Yes. Religion a soothing power? Yes. Religion a beautiful sentiment? Oh, yes! But we must have a God of the Rocks, a mighty God to defend, an omnipotent God to achieve, a force able to overcome all other forces in the universe. Rose of Sharon and Lily of the Valley is he, combination of all gentleness and tenderness and sweetness? Oh, yes! But if the mighty forces now arrayed for the destruction of the nations are to be met and conquered, we must have a God of the Rocks—the “Lion of Judah’s Tribe,” as well as the “Lamb who was slain.” DeWitt Talmage