John Ortberg Quotes

The Paradox Of Soul-satisfaction Is This: When I Die To Myself, My Soul Comes Alive. God Says The Wrong Approach To Soul Thirst Is Through Human Achievement And Material Wealth. So Soul-satisfaction Is Not About Acquiring The Right Things But About Acquiring The Right Soul. It Is Not Something You Buy, But Something You Receive Freely From God. Hear These Great Words Of The Prophet Isaiah: "Come, All You Who Are Thirsty, Come To The Waters; And You Who Have No Money, Come, Buy And Eat! Come, Buy Wine And Milk Without Money And Without Cost. Why Spend Money On What Is Not Bread, And Your Labor On What Does Not Satisfy? Listen, Listen To Me, And Eat What Is Good, And [your Soul] Will Delight In The Richest Of Fare." And It Will Be Satisfied.

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