Belizaire Music Group Quotes & Sayings

You can read the Bible, and should, but until you study it, it doesn't come alive for you and teach you a lasting lesson.

Take time.
Study God's Word.
It will change you. — Gail Davis

The law is not a series of calculating machines where answers come tumbling out when the right levers are pushed. — William O. Douglas

With the experience to judge, one need not pre-judge. — John Wooden

I don't think of the past. The only thing that matters is the everlasting present. — W. Somerset Maugham

I barely heard her muffled comment of "Yay," but the sarcastic jazz hands were hard to miss. — Katie McGarry

Oh Christian ... my possessive, jealous, control freak Christian. — E.L. James

But he didn't intend to spank her. And he wasn't going to fuck her. Probably. No. Definitely. Definitely probably not going to fuck her. She wiggled in his lap. Shit. He was going to fuck her. — Lexi Blake

The superhighway of celebrity and showmanship is filled with debris. — Douglas Brinkley

Because of this Christian materialism, a catholic postmodernism (or postmodern catholicity) affirms sacramentality on two levels. On the one hand, it affirms a general sacramentality: the whole world has potential to function as a window to God and a means of grace from God because God himself affirms materiality as a good thing. We see this not only in creation itself but also in the reaffirmation of it in the incarnation, in which God is happy to inhabit the goodness of flesh. Furthermore, materiality receives an eschatological affirmation in our hope for the resurrection of the body. Even the future kingdom will be a material environment of sacramentality. On the other hand, when an incarnational ontology and anthropology are linked with our earlier affirmation of time and tradition, a catholic postmodernism also affirms a special sacramentality - a special presence and means of grace in the sacraments of baptism and Eucharist. — James K.A. Smith