Robert A. Cook

God is glorified when you and I reach out and take somebody else into our hearts just as Jesus reached out for us.

It’s to glorify our Lord that has to be the objective of all of our relationships with others.

To glorify God is the objective. Not to win the argument but to win the person.

There’s more to life than just existence and making it through.

Inspiration comes because you know that God keeps His promises and you can step out into life confidently knowing that God is in control.

God’s rules aren’t many, but He does expect you to measure up to the things He says.

To notice people, to encourage them, to complement them, to help them, to lift their burdens, and without being asked to do so, this is one of the great secrets of being a blessing.

Look for ways to build up other people. You’ll be surprised at the reaction of blessing and appreciation that you will find.

Ask God about things, and when you’re confident in His Will, go ahead. If it’s doubtful, don’t touch it.

What have I been saying and doing that might conceivably weaken another person’s faith or harm his Christian life?