Osmin Callis Quotes & Sayings

Tigers never cry but when they do they drift everyone with them into a river of an ancient pain — A. Mani

Routines are normal, natural, healthy things. Most of us take a shower and brush our teeth every day. That is a good routine. Spiritual disciplines are routines. That is a good thing. But once routines become routine you need to change your routine. — Mark Batterson

And he wanted more than anything else, deeply and compassionately, to be of help; and he could be of help in this age, and was of help, because artist and philosopher as well as theologian, he cared for culture as well as for Christ.6 — Paul Tillich

Idealists mature badly. If they can't outgrow their idealism, they become hypocrites or blind. — Brent Weeks

There is universal substance which is divine substance because where else can it be? — Jack Kerouac

We are far from perfect but willing to be different. — Craig Groeschel

Americans know very little about social statistics, but I am not sure that it's important that Americans know about social statistics. — Milton Friedman

The whole earth, then, belongs to Jesus. It belongs to him by right of creation, by right of redemption and by right of future inheritance - as Paul affirms in the magnificent cosmic declaration of Colossians 1:15-20. So wherever we go in his name, we are walking on his property. There is not an inch of the planet that does not belong to Christ. Mission then is an authorized activity carried out by tenants on the instructions of the owner of the property. — Christopher J.H. Wright

The setting sun
With yellow radiance lighten'd all the vale;
And as the warriors moved, each polish'd helm,
Corslet or spear, glanced back his gilded beams.
The hill they climbed, and halting at its top,
Of more than mortal size, towering, they seem'd
A host angelic, clad in burning arms. — John Home

The men buckled on their weapons and started outside amid high expectations, taking care not to leave their backs unguarded
just in case
for Jesus may have said something about brothers, but he made no mention of cousins. — Arturo Perez-Reverte