“According to Jesus, acknowledging our neediness opens the door to genuine and lasting happiness. Religions usually talk about what a person has to "do", but Jesus talks about what we "can't do". He says that our weakness, not our power… — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“God takes everyone he loves through a desert. It is his cure for our wandering hearts, restlessly searching for a new Eden... The best… — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“The criteria for coming to Jesus is weariness. Come overwhelmed with life. Come with your wandering mind. Come messy.” — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“Prayer is asking God to incarnate, to get dirty in your life. Yes, the eternal God scrubs floors. For sure we know he washes… — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“Prayer is a moment of incarnation - God with us. God involved in the details of my life.” — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“Cynicism creates a numbness toward life. Cynicism begins with a wry assurance that everyone has an angle. Behind every silver lining is a cloud.… — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“Self-will and prayer are both ways of getting things done. At the center of self-will is me, carving a world in my image, but… — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“Anxiety is unable to relax in the face of chaos; continuous prayer clings to the Father in the face of chaos.” — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“The kingdom comes when Jesus becomes king of your life. But it has to be your life.” — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“Everything you do is connected to who you are as a person and, in turn, creates the person you are becoming. Everything you do… — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“be truth-focused. The truth is that I need to love the other person.” — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“...Jesus opens his arms to his needy children and says, "Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you… — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
“When I begin praying Christ into someone’s life, God often permits suffering in that person’s life. If Satan’s basic game plan is pride, seeking… — Paul E. Miller Copy Share Image
