Christian-fiction Quote by Geoffrey Wood

“Make good and sure your clients all call themselves Americans —proudly so, defiantly, loudly— but without any more thought about it than wearing a…

— Geoffrey Wood

“The Bible is the one book we’ve most succeeded in having them never read as a book. Keep it that way.”

— Geoffrey Wood

“It was like magic, but so much of magic is about misdirection, whereas so much of redemption is straightforward and ordinary, piercing true and…

— Geoffrey Wood

“Though I despise it, I do not doubt His Love for the creatures. I have seen it —His ever-reaching outward for any hand that…

— Geoffrey Wood

“Everyone needs to calm down! Okay, you got a weird cookie. So what? I don’t mean to swat your ego here, buddy, but this…

— Geoffrey Wood

“For example, your man might think: I don’t steal. Maybe on my taxes, everyone does that, but not in the way I heard so…

— Geoffrey Wood

“The eye is to light as the soul is to God.”

— Geoffrey Wood

“Guilt, if cultivated in a Christian client, can render their Christianity worthless to themselves and others.”

— Geoffrey Wood

“You see my point? The average person has a very average notion of goodness to which they aspire averagely. To aspire to goodness in…

— Geoffrey Wood

“Teach them the shame that tells the lie, “I am unforgivable,” when the truth is, “I feel unforgivable, but it was out of my…

— Geoffrey Wood

“Grace runs downhill and now all his time is being redeemed.”

— Geoffrey Wood

“The Americans want a surplus stocked up to supply their every whim. And their appeals are much less requests, more demands. Indeed, the phrase…

— Geoffrey Wood