"Mark Antony was known as the “silver-throated orator of Rome.” He was a brilliant statesman, magnificent in battle, courageous, and strong. And he was handsome. As far as personal qualities are concerned, he could have become a world ruler. But he had the very vulnerable and fatal flaw of moral weakness, so much so that on one occasion his personal tutor shouted into his face, “Oh, Marcus, oh, colossal child! Able to conquer the world, but unable to resist a temptation.” -Charles R. Swindoll
"God doesn’t say, 'I’ll meet your greeds.' He says, 'I’ll meet your needs.' Resist the temptation to worry. Leave alone the things you cannot handle, because if you occupy yourself with them, you won’t enjoy what you have." -Charles R. Swindoll
"The true repentant sinner is seized with the enormity of his or her sin and refuses to excuse it. He or she blames no one else but addresses the sin and comes to terms with it, with the help of the living God." -Charles R. Swindoll
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