Books tend to supply us with material for new thought, and they often give us the summation of years of study by another person.

Learning takes place in a whole lot of different ways every day.

Almost 10 percent of our citizens are not getting enough sleep.

"A house divided against itself cannot stand," said Jesus Christ (Matthew 12:25).

We can live in a world that has gone a little crazy without joining in on being crazy ourselves.

A myth is a non-truth that we hear from others.

There are times in our lives when we feel discouraged.

The pursuit of happiness is a journey we all take in one way or another.

Charles de Montesquieu once noted, "The less men think, the more they talk."

One of the frequent warnings that the New Testament carries is about "wolves in sheep's clothing" (Matthew 7:15).

We put a variety of spices into our foods and call that "seasoning."

Will Rogers once said, "Our problem is not what the dollar is worth at home or abroad—it is how to get hold of it, whatever it's worth."

Many of the things we say have more than one meaning, and even if that is not intended, the one who listens can add another meaning to our words.

Some people are committed to helping others and doing good to a degree that we marvel at.

We are all capable of forming impressions about people we meet within a very short space of time.

Almost all people have come to the point when they have said or done something and when asked why—could not find an answer.

We all know how disappointing it is when people make promises upon promises, and keep very few if any.

One great fear most humans have is that they are not wanted, accepted and liked.

There was never any doubt that God could do everything for mankind.

Eternity existed before the day of our birth, and eternity exists after the day of our death.