If we're going to make love a habit, then we're going to have to work with the Spirit to realign our desires not repress them.
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it was their imitative life with Him, the one they’d been working on for years, that made it possible.
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Lust is what our desire for sex and intimacy looks like disordered.
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We cannot fight, what we cannot see; and we cannot vanquish, what we do not meet.
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God wants to give us virtue, but He’s designed us with such terrifying dignity, that we cannot receive—even good things—against our will.
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O Lord, make a weapon for my soul—fashion it in your furious love.
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Human desire enables us to shut out or swing open the door of love.
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Sloth is what our desire to create and produce looks like in a disordered state.
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When we act from virtue we behave in a way that’s seamless with our character.
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We exist, now and forever, to learn to love God and love like God.
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Habits can feed our soul or they can starve it, they can strengthen it or spoil it.
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If we look closely at our lives, we can see that there are no insignificant choices, each one adds or subtracts.
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In humanity we see something profoundly beautiful—God’s own image made visible.
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After each instance of creation, God looks and sees the good made visible.
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The beautiful things we create are an attempt to replicate the goodness we’ve found in God’s beautiful world.
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We don’t need fresh knowledge, we need to practice what we know.
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As we work with spiritual practices of abstinence, Christ teaches us how to pursue the beautiful without being pained by it.
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The ironic thing about magnanimous people is that their lives are worthy of recognition but they don’t seek it.
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