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“Music is important. It says things you heart can't say any other way, and in a language everyone speaks. Music crosses borders, turns smiles into frowns, and vice versa. These observations are shared with a hope: that, when schools cut back on music classes, they really think about what they're doing - and don't take music for granted.”

Thinking Way Heart Important School Turns Speak Language Class Cutting Music Is Crosses Vices Observation Granted Borders Vice Versa

Author:Dan Rather

“Not he who scorns the Saviour's yoke Should wear his cross upon the heart.”

Should Heart Crosses Hypocrisy Scorn Saviour Yoke

Book:The Poems and Ballads of Schiller

Source: The Poems and Ballads of Schiller

“I see crosses at every turn. My flesh shudders over it, but my heart adores them. Yes, I hail you, crosses little and great, I hail you, and kiss your feet, unworthy of the honor of your shadow.”

Heart Littles Suffering Turns Feet My Heart Honor Kissing Shadow Crosses Flesh Over It Adore Unworthy Hail

Author:Saint Francis de Sales

“If you go on a mission to preach the gospel with lightness and frivolity in your hearts, looking for this and that, and to learn what is in the world, and not having your minds riveted - yes, I may say riveted - on the cross of Christ, you will go and return in vain...Let your minds be centered on your missions, and labor earnestly to bring souls to Christ.”

Ifs World Mind Heart May Soul Christ Goes On Return Labor Crosses Missions Vain Lightness Frivolity

Author:Brigham Young

“How are you to meet the swarm of foolish attachments, triflings, and undesirable inclinations which beset you? By turning sharply away, and thoroughly renouncing such vanities, flying to the Saviour's Cross, and clasping His Crown of thorns to your heart, so that these little foxes may not spoil your vines. Beware of entering into any manner of treaty with the Enemy; do not delude yourself by listening to him while intending to reject him.”

Source: The Saint Francis de Sales Collection [16 Books]

“Man is the same today that he has always been. He is a rebel against God. He may, in some generations, hide his rebellion a little more carefully than at other times, but there is no change in his heart. The men who builded the city against God back in the days of Babylon had the same hatred as that which possessed the men who nailed the Lord Jesus Christ to the cross.”

Men Heart May Littles Today Christian Jesus Christ Cities Lord Generations He Man Jesus Christ Crosses Hatred Rebellion Rebel Possessed Preacher Lord Jesus Christ Babylon

Author:Donald Barnhouse

“Our method of proclaiming salvation is this: to point out to every heart the loving Lamb, who died for us, and although He was the Son of God, offered Himself for our sins ... by the preaching of His blood, and of His love unto death, even the death of the cross.”

Heart Christ Sin Blood Son Crosses Died Method Salvation Preaching His Love Lambs Proclaiming

Author:Nicolaus Zinzendorf

“Humility is that simple, inner life of real greatness, which is indifferent to magnificence, and, surrounded by it all, lives far away in the distant country of a Father's home, with the cross borne silently and self-sacrificingly in the heart of hearts.”

Heart Real Self Country Home Father Simple Greatness Humility Crosses Far Away Indifferent Inner Life Magnificence

Book:Sermons Preached at Brighton

Source: Sermons Preached at Brighton

“The great unrequited love tears open your heart to the beauty of the world, its small rivers and upland meadows. It also makes you kinder to the next hundred thousand persons who cross your path.”

World Love Heart Persons Next Path Tears Thousand Hundred Rivers Crosses Unrequited Love Meadows Unrequited Kinder Open Your Heart Beauty Of The World

Author:Garrison Keillor

“Elizabeth Turnage is a woman of grit and grace who lives into the stories of those who join her in this odd journey of seeking God. She honors the complexity of life without ever losing sight of the simple glory of the cross. Her grasp of the mundane and miraculous and their interplay gives a depth and honesty to her story that tugs at the heart and gives us hope our story can matter. Her book will be a clarion call to bring our broken, holy, troubled, and glorious life to the author of all stories: Jesus.”