Quotes from Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

“We have simply not come to grips with the fact that it isn’t hard to live the Christian life. It’s impossible! Only Christ can live it. And that’s why our only hope is to learn that Jesus Christ did not come just to get men out of hell and into heaven; He came to get Himself out of heaven and into men!”
― Bob George, quote from Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

“We must come to the biblical conviction that the forgiveness of our sins is not just some “heavenly bookkeeping” that will enable us to slip into heaven some day; God’s forgiveness is a present reality that enables us to concentrate on walking daily with a loving and accepting God who desires to live through us.”
― Bob George, quote from Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

“Until you rest in the finality of the cross, you will never experience the reality of the resurrection.”
― Bob George, quote from Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

“Satan was declawed and detoothed at the cross. All he can do is roar at us and gum us a little. The only way he can harm us is through deception.”
― Bob George, quote from Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

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― Bob George, quote from Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

“Until you rest in the finality of the cross, you will”
― Bob George, quote from Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

“man was so engineered by God that the presence of the Creator within the creature is indispensable to his humanity.”
― Bob George, quote from Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

“Christ gave Himself for us to give Himself to us! His presence puts God back into the man! He came that we might have life—God’s life!”
― Bob George, quote from Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

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