"Is there evidence of the Holy Spirit's fire inside of your life? Is there a passion and burning inside of your soul to know more of God? Do you hunger and thirst for His righteousness and for His word?"

"Both our guilt and shame were bore on the cross. [Scripture] says, 'For the joy set before him Jesus went to the cross.' That cross was not a joy. His suffering and his sacrifices of life on the cross was not a joy. The redemption of mankind through it was."

I don't know if God will part the Jordan for you, but what I do know, is what Romans 8 tells us... is God is always going to work for His purposes in our life. So if we have to ford that river, He's going to work in it. If He separates that river, praise God."

"We've been talking about what it is to dream bigger. What it is to say yes to all that God has for us. I'm convinced that some of us have been cuddled up with the American nightmare. That we've been laying next to a decieved reality, that we have made our friend, a pet even, of this thing that we think we have a hold on."

"Our American dream can believe that the solution to our nation's problems, to our world's problems, lies primarily in the transformative power of the gospel. We know Jesus changes lives."

"Not only did Jesus accomplish what we couldn't, not only did He die on the cross to break the curse so He could unite us all in faith, Jesus brought something much bigger... that nobody have ever dreamed before... resurrection."

"When we say dream bigger, be careful of these dreams and visions that are much smaller. This dream is the most important one to all of us, because this one affects eternity. It should always be our priority."

"There's nothing wrong with any of our dreams... but never let them be the Big Dream. Let everything that we do be a part of the Bigger Dream."

"Even when things are tough, I know You will come through."

"It's so important for us to understand that the sadness we carry today, He carried it first. He knows. He always knows. He took that weight so we didn't have to carry it. He took it so sin and sadness would not have the last word."