Robert A. Cook

Don’t downgrade the importance of seemingly casual impressions concerning which you ought to take action.

The tasting point of redemption is not to know about it but to experience the results of it.

The revelation of Himself is the next thing He does if we’re really seeking Him. First, He humbles you. Second, He reveals Himself to you.

God’s grace will “spill over” to others as we build up and edify one another.

God’s purpose is not always explainable in terms of human rationale, but He knows what He’s doing.

God will never do your homework for you — but He will give you wisdom in knowing what to do and what you know.

Growing up in Christ. You need to decide what it is you’re standing for and stand for it instead of allowing yourself to be moved by every influence that comes along.

One of the things that will make you steady is to realize that God doesn’t change and He isn’t going to drop you.

Learn to look at people in terms of their God-given potential — the grand design that God has for their lives.

Courtesy is still in fashion in heaven. Courtesy is still something that God likes to see — so be courteous, tactful, and sensitive in the living of the Spirit of God.