“little children never get frozen by their selfishness. Like the disciples, they come just as they are, totally self-absorbed. They seldom get it right. As parents or friends, we know all that. In fact, we are delighted (most of the… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
“little children never get frozen by their selfishness. Like the disciples, they come just as they are, totally self-absorbed. They seldom get it right.… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
Learning to pray doesnt offer us a less busy life; it offers us a less busy heart. — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
“Loving means losing control of our schedule, our money, and our time. When we love we cease to be the master and become a… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
“We know that to become a Christian we shouldn’t try to fix ourselves up, but when it comes to praying we completely forget that.… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
“God also cheers when we come to him with our wobbling, unsteady prayers. Jesus does not say, “Come to me, all you who have… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
“Jesus says, “You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
“If we could actually see the current digital work world encircling us, it would leave us breathless, given its reach, depth and moving parts;… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
“Even on especially hard days, I began to notice him everywhere, setting a table before me in the presence of my enemies, pursuing me… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
“We begin to resemble what we focus on. If we devote our lives to our jobs, then we mentally take the office to our… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
“The parable about the Good Samaritan tells how a Samaritan rescues a man who is mugged and beaten by robbers on the Jericho—Jerusalem road,… — Paul 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 Miller Copy Share Image
“When I think of how Jesus loved people, the word “cherish” comes to mind. When we cherish someone, we combine looking and compassion—we notice… — Paul Miller Copy Share Image
