Let the victors when they come, when the forts of folly fall, find my body near the wall.

People talk of the sacrifice I have made in spending so much of my life in Africa… It is emphatically, ‘No Sacrifice.’ Say rather, it is a privilege.

Some want to live within the sound of the church or chapel bell; I want to run a rescue shop within a yard of hell.

The keys of the kingdom are not locked in a drawer. They are given to the church (Matt. 16:18-19). The kingdom is not the possession of the church; the church is part of the kingdom treasure we possess, not just evangelicalistic machinery, but part of the package we call the good news. It has been placed on the earth to proclaim the kingdom and to exemplify it.