“It goes on the air and gets like a 45 share, and in those days, there were only three networks, so I think we had half the United States tune in who had television."
“And then Christmas morning the kids wake up and come downstairs. They have to stop at the top of the stairs and take their picture. The teenagers love that! And then they all come down together, and we take turns opening gifts, one gift at a time, so we can all see what they got.”
"For, like the rest of the world, I am wont to forget, and its reminding message does me as much good and revives much spiritually as I sincerely hope it does ..."
“I have a little farm in Tennessee as well as my home there, and I live next to big, big, big stars who have like 15,000 acres. I’ve got 10 little acres. I’m so happy there."
"There’s something about seeing it all put together that you see through lines of, ‘Oh, there actually was purpose… there was purpose behind the misery.’”
“We have not talked a lot about in the past about wanting to do theatrical, because we’ve never been in that business. When this deal closes, we be will in, and we’re going to do it.”
“With one law, we can protect Generation Alpha from being sucked into purgatory by predatory algorithms described by the man who created the feature as ‘behavioral cocaine.'"
"Far from perfect, I’m just a broken man who the Lord radically saved out of a life of darkness, trying to do his best to point as many people to Christ as possible."
Skillet frontman John Cooper recalled the promise he made with his mom to never get mad at God as she struggled with, and eventually succumbed to, a years-long battle with cancer.
“Join me, let's walk in those unforced rhythms of grace and fight against the pressures to do more, buy more, be more. May this Christmas be a gentle, humble, and holy."
