Larry Franck

Christ Follower; Senior Pastor of Cornerstone Baptist Church Venice, FL; Husband to Janie, 2 boys. Grew up in Newburgh, NY (Edu: BBC -Springfield,MO)

[Larry Franck @cbcvenice]

A man asked me for a dollar.
I told him I only carry big bills.
He said give me one of those.
I gave him my electric bill.

[Eric Owens @ericlowens49]

A growing Christian is never satisfied with yesterday’s harvest of fruit but is busy figuring out how tomorrow’s harvest may be fuller.

[Craig Groeschel @craiggroeschel]

"Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows." - Galatians 6:7

[David Jeremiah @davidjeremiah]

Sometimes we tend to overcomplicate our life with God. No matter what situation we're facing, the principle of success remains the same: Trust the Lord; obey His Word; follow His direction in all things.

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

It’s good to remember today that the way God designed us is that vertical hope would fuel a horizontal life of expectant faith and courageous action.

[Paul Jr @WhereIsPaulJr]

This new season of #AmericanChopper is my favorite since the early days, and I'm really proud of our bikes. Tune in to @Discovery Tuesdays at 10 pm to see what I mean. (Also if you’re US-based you can enter to win the @MLBNetwork Bike at https://t.co/pyc0Mv01sW)

[Larry Franck @cbcvenice]

@WhereIsPaulJr Very nice! That brings back some good memories for me. My dad owned Johnny's Automotive (Mobil) service station located at the corner of Meadow Hill & Union Ave from 1983-1990.

[John McGrath @JohnMcGrathMB]

You are the average of the five
people you surround yourself
with. In every shape and
form. Choose carefully.

#WednesdayWisdom
#WednesdayMotivation

[Christian Quotes, Humor, Some Cultural Commentary @CSLCHSnMore]

#Tozer

[Craig Groeschel @craiggroeschel]

Never trust your tongue when your heart is bitter.

[Tullian Tchividjian @TullianT]

Two things I have learned very acutely over the last four years:

1) You are capable of failing in a way that is unthinkable to you right now.

2) God’s love and forgiveness are big enough to cover the fact that your greatest failure may be in front of you.

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

The Christmas story: Jesus is in that manger because God has decided to withhold his judgment and pour out his mercy. Those deserving his wrath, will be blessed with his grace.

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

The Christmas story: the Savior had to come because our big dilemma in life wasn’t societal, familial, political or relational, but moral. Sin is an inside problem that only gets solved through outside intervention.

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

The Christmas story: A dissatisfied Redeemer (wanting more for us) had to come to all-to-easy-satisfied people so that they would finally find their hearts’ satisfaction in him.

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

The Christmas story: The Prince of Peace comes on a mission of peace as a sacrifice of peace to establish peace between God and all who put their faith in him.

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

All human history was marching to a specific point in time when this story would unfold, and the implications of the events of this story reach to everyone who has lived since.

[Franklin Graham @Franklin_Graham]

“Again Jesus spoke to them, saying, ‘I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.’” (John 8:12)

[Paul David Tripp @PaulTripp]

Do you selfishly hoard God’s love or do you work to make his invisible love visible by being a person of love who extends love to someone who needs love?