“Think much of the Savior’s suffering for you on that dreadful cross, think much of your sin that provoked such suffering, and then enter by faith into the love that took away your sin and guilt, and then give your work your best.”
Vision: “What I would stress, then, is that a man of vision gets his vision only in and through prayer. Only prayer with a goal of glorifying God at any cost can give God’s vision to a man or woman. … Hindrances there are. One of these happens to be reservations in our hearts about the nature and character of His will for our lives.”
“One evidence of the Spirit’s presence in our lives is our seeing where we really are and admitting it to others. One cannot make progress in life or ministry without being a forthright and forthcoming person. … Especially I am likely to discover I am not doing things for God’s glory and out of delight and fellowship with Him, but out of half-concealed self-interest and self-glorying.”
From The Heart of a Servant Leader: Letters from Jack Miller
Cavman Considers 