The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
(Photos taken on May 29, 1964 inside Golden Gymnasium during Dr. King's visit to San Diego) #MLKDay
“Herodotus claimed that the bitterest sorrow a man can know is to aspire to do much and to achieve little. Not so. The bitterest sorrow is to aspire to do much and to do it, and then to discover it was not worth the doing.”
Inspired by the giving happening today, PLNU parents Randy and Ken Kendrick have offered to match every new Green4Gold gift up to $50,000 with a gift to the University Fund!
Don't miss this opportunity to DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT and give your #plnuG4G! https://t.co/Avu2FbYSxF
Loving people the way Jesus did means being constantly misunderstood. People who are becoming love don’t care. They will do whatever it takes to reach whoever is hurting. @bobgoff
“You cannot make everyone think & feel as deeply as you do. This is your tragedy, because you understand them, but they do not understand you.” -- Unknown
#ThoughtForTheDay
My mom just thought my bible was a dictionary. I told her “mom it’s the Bible, but if you want to look up what love is, it’ll tell you the right definition”
Thankful someone got this and shared this on social media. For the lies that come into my head, thinking that my greatest gift of helping is actually a curse that ends up hurting, I’m reminded of its beauty— it’s the best natural gift when done right.