The Epigram
Gallery

“The man most certain he needs no God is usually the one God is most patiently pursuing.”

“Doubt knocks politely; unbelief already changed the locks.”

“I stopped believing in coincidences the day too many of them showed up on schedule.”

“Faith is the only muscle that grows stronger the heavier the load it refuses to drop.”

“He prayed for a sign, then complained God was too obvious.”

“The atheist's loudest argument is often just a prayer he's embarrassed to finish.”

“Some ask God for proof, then look away when He hands them a mirror.”

“Believing is easy; it's the trusting afterward that costs you everything.”

“He wanted a faith that fit in his pocket and wondered why it never moved mountains.”

“The safest place to hide from God is inside a religion He was never invited to.”

“She had enough faith to be miserable and just short of enough to be free.”

“Certainty is cheap; conviction is the one that bleeds.”

“Faith without risk is just optimism with a Bible verse taped on.”

“He kept God on retainer and wondered why he never felt owned.”

“The blind man saw more than the crowd that came to watch him.”

“The humble man wins the argument by refusing to have it.”

“Pride is the only crown that gets heavier the more you polish it.”

“He was so busy being right that he forgot to be redeemed.”

“The ego's favorite disguise is the word "principle."”

“Nothing shrinks a man faster than the sound of his own applause.”

“He spent years climbing toward importance, only to discover the height had carried him away from purpose.”

“The proud man's résumé is long precisely because his character is short.”

“Some people are self-made and it shows in the craftsmanship.”

“The moment humility asks to be admired, it has already left the room.”