“People feel guilty enough at funerals without having more guilt heaped on. I would prefer a bighearted preacher giving my eulogy, someone inclined to widen heaven's doors. I don't want to leave folks wondering whether I made it.”
Quote by Philip Gulley
Work
For Everything a Season: Simple Musings on Living Well
This book offers a series of thoughtful essays that explore the concept of life's seasons, encouraging readers to find meaning and contentment in each phase of existence. more
Author
Philip Gulley
Philip Gulley is an American author known for his novels with religious and moral themes. His works often explore themes of peace, tolerance, and community values. more
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