Bob Sorge

Faith turns proverbs into promises. “Train up a child…will not depart” (Prov 22:6) is presented as a proverb, but to the parent with faith it becomes a promise.

Faith turns proverbs into promises. “Train up a child” is presented as a proverb, but to the parent with faith it becomes a promise. Prov. 22:6 Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.

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There are three words that will redirect your from eternal destruction to eternal life, when you cry with all your heart: Jesus, save me! Acts 2:21

Jesus’ crucifixion was a joint project of the secular left and the religious right. If you’re not taking it from both sides, you’re probably not doing it right. J.D. Greear

The Pharisees called Jesus “that deceiver” (Matt 27:63), and John called Him “the faithful witness” (Rev 1:5). With which opinion do you side?

The promises of God have no expiration date.

Success is not deteremined by how much I accumulate, but by how much I give away. Dennis Rouse

When Jesus flexed His muscles at the Resurrection, He was declaring, “There’s more where that came from.”

The angel rolled back the tomb’s stone, not to let Jesus out, but to let us in. The angel wasn’t releasing Jesus from death but inviting us into resurrection. (from my book, THE CROSS)

The cross was Jesus putting in a very long work week; the resurrection was Jesus collecting the paycheck.

When Jerusalem crucified Him, Jesus repaid the city by pouring out His Spirit on the day of Pentecost, Acts 2.

Of His 7 sayings on the cross, Jesus spoke 3 early in the crucifixion, and then 4 at the end. In the interim was a 5-hour period where He quietly went to work. (from my book, THE CROSS)

Calvary is a mountain of contradictions. Life dies; good is defeated; righteousness is made sin; light is overcome by darkness; the Son of the Blessed is cursed; the accusation written against Him isn’t even an accusation. (from my book, THE CROSS)

There is no end to excavating the wisdom of the cross. (from my book, THE CROSS)

When Jesus died for you, He meant for you to take it personally. (from my book, THE CROSS)

The cross is the most perfect revelation of who God is. He’s always laying His life down for others.

The greatest race ever sprinted was run by a Man with His feet nailed to a tree. (from my book, THE CROSS)

The cross is such an immense gift that, if God never does another thing for me, the cross is enough to win my eternal devotion.

Jesus’ arms are open to you on the cross, they’re nailed open to you. Tim Keller