“Compassion doesn't arise from the belief that the evil in the world is somebody else's fault or that it is a result of poor choices a suffering person has made.” — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“As those of you with children know, rational parenting is like the Loch Ness Monster. We all hope it's out there somewhere, but we… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“What if we saw differences in cultures, in moral choices, and in belief as reasons to engage people instead of excuses to disengage and… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“We don't treat Jesus like a puppy, soaking in his excitement over our coming home and then leading him back to stay in the… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“We can make our own plans and judge them by our narrow expectations, or we can experience life as the boundless reality of the… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“Global citizenship means simply being willing to focus on the game, to notice the world and the people in it. It does not mean… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“As Christians we must realize there are millions of people in the world (indeed, within the Christian faith) who do not live by our… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“If we allow our American mindset of consumption to spill into our understanding of what a Christian is, we are in danger of living… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“What is it about our expectations, plans, or ideas that hold such sway over us? It is as if we've written a script for… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“Author Denise Roy talks about our attachment to our own will, calling it Plan A. “My trouble,” she says, “is that I think there… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“Yes, our goal as Christians should be to do away with the things in our world that keep people from knowing the love and… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“God simply told us to think of Jesus as Immanuel, which means 'God with us.' How amazing that one of the main ways God… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“Each time you come in contact with someone this week , notice and engage that person in conversation. Realize that his or her job… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
