Do what you want.
It’s helpful to conceive of prayer as like a two year-old asking his dad for things.
Concentrate on what’s before you now to do, not on what you could be doing or what you want to be doing later.
You are not your own judge.
With humility of mind, regard others as more important than yourself (Philippians 2:3).
When staying in a city and expecting to encounter beggars, carry an apple. Or be prepared to buy a sandwich.
Sorry! I got into my whistling.
— Scott, as we swerve off and back onto the road
One of several times I’ve imagined myself confronting Perry Babb:
“I have to be honest with you, Perry: I don’t think you’re an apostle, and until you’re willing to discuss the possibility that I’m right, chit-chatting seems a little disingenuous.”
Scott: No! You gave them expectations that I have to live up to!
Carla: Scott, I just spoke positively about you!
Now here is something remarkable: A refund in response to a contested parking ticket:
