Jcrisp Quotes & Sayings

When someone loves you, there's nothing they won't do for you. When they stop loving you, there's nothing they will. — Matt Dunn

It was here in Big Sur that I first learned to say 'amen.' — Henry Miller

Soup's on and I got a coupon.
Chinese restaurant asking for the Grey Poupon.
He said "No, duck sauce, soy sauce ...
And this ain't no Burger King, so you no get no toy, boss." — Daniel Dumile

You know your strengths but you must know your weaknesses more. — Girdhar Joshi

Every secret is a wrinkle. — Arthur Phillips

I cannot write about Venice; I can only write about me, and the sleeping parts of myself that Venice has shocked into wakefulness. — Jessica Zafra

The successive series of stratified formations are piled on one another, almost like courses of masonry. — William Buckland

The traditional metaphor for a spiritual investigation is that of the voyage or the journey. From this image I must dissociate myself. I do not consider myself a voyager, I have preferred to stand still. — Susan Sontag

She was ugly, was all they'd told her. But she didn't find them beautiful, so what did it matter? — Lila Bowen

Distance is all I can give someone I can't truly fathom. — Cecelia Ahern

to some parts of biblical teaching," and "B" beliefs, which contradict Christian truth ("B" doctrines) and "lead listeners to find some Christian doctrines implausible or overtly offensive." Take a moment to identify a key "A" doctrine - a teaching from the Bible that would be generally accepted and affirmed by your target culture - and how it expresses itself in the culture through "A" beliefs. What is an example of a "B" belief in your culture, and what "B" doctrines does it conflict with directly? 4. Keller writes, "It is important to learn how to distinguish a culture's A.' doctrines from its 'B' doctrines because knowing which are which provides the key to compelling confrontation. This happens when we base our argument for 'B' doctrines directly on the A.' doctrines." Using the examples you discussed — Timothy J. Keller

If you manage to make it to some semblance of adulthood, just showing up turns out to be one of the kindest, most selfless things you can do for someone. — Tim Kreider