Straight Talk With Robert Day

I may misunderstand you and the high advice you give, but there’s no misunderstandinghow you act and how you live.

The word “no” is a powerful tool.

There is a time and a place to be right and another time and place to be kind.

There is nothing in my life more precious and valuable, nothing that stirs my appreciationmore, than my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

There is no respect without honor.

Flowers at our service have a meaning.

Moral chaos makes any lawful, worthwhile political progress almost unattainable.

We can no longer pretend all is well when it comes to the wellbeing of children.

We realize life’s not perfect and setbacks are avenues to refine rough patches.

If we really believe what we say we believe, then death is nothing to fear, it’s something torejoice.

Enthusiasm moves the world.

I have the awesome opportunity to beam with pride of a Dad for the young lives that have been enriched through our character-based program.

Our blunders often look like they were part of God’s divine plan ​as if he orchestrated our failures for our own good.

Maturity is the goal of every living thing.

God, being God, has the right to interrupt our lives for His own purposes.

It would be great if the first and last thing I saw in the mirror was God’s amazing grace.

Missional Christians in America, those who practice Biblical hospitality and are concerned with fulfilling the Great Commission, could eliminate the foster care system tomorrow.

The Chicken Little syndrome of believing that the sky is falling, seems to easily disturb the young more than old.

The entire universe is predicated upon the principle of sowing and reaping.

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