Dillon Burroughs

Whether we live in poverty or prosperity, we can still live generously.

No worldly pursuit compares to the joy of experiencing the change of one soul from death to life.

How you live today has the potential to impact all eternity.

God saves us because He loves us. It has nothing to do with our goodness or nobility, our achievements or agility. Our salvation depends completely upon our Savior.

Our greatest need is not for a better income or a more appealing body, but for salvation.

When we first come to faith in Christ, we often think it was simply of our own choosing. Only later do we realize we would have never taken that step of faith apart from His grace drawing us near to Him.

Did you ever stop to consider that God made us to remake us? He created us so we would seek Him and be transformed by Him.

Our problems may tower over us, but God towers over our problems.

It is not the size of our problems but the size of our God that matters most.

Christ has not called us to be popular, but to be faithful. We are not saved to be relevant to the crowds; we are saved to reflect Christ.

To follow Christ requires a downward career track that does not depend on dollars or status. Instead, what matters is Christ.

If your heart is still beating, God is not done with you yet.

God may allow a disturbance, but we don__ have to be disturbed by it.

The solution to our human frailty is not to try harder, but to turn Godward.

What if every church in America had a ministry to stand against modern slavery?

Church wasn't designed by an architect (Technically, Jesus was a carpenter.). So why do we think of churches as buildings instead of groups of people who love Jesus?

Church may be primarily for believers, but the gospel is for all people.

If I came to your town and asked any person on the street, __hich church should I go to if I want to get involved in helping the poor or homeless in this community?_ would your church be the first one mentioned? Make this identity your goal.