Omer R Young

8/2/26

"I only wish that the anointing could come in a neat and tidy package that plays into our comfort zone. But it rarely does."    

"Even in the small decisions—like accepting an invitation, whether to meet someone, what sermon to preach, what article to write—that peace is a test, whether you will obey when you have it, and whether you will obey by saying no when you don’t have it."    

"Loneliness. It goes with the job of being today’s man or woman."  

"The paramount stigma of being today’s man or woman is probably that of being misunderstood."  

"No friendship or relationship is worth its salt if it does not have an inflexible commitment to God’s glory first and to one another second."    

"No covenant with any person, church, group or organization should be based on sheer human loyalty to one another. It is love for God that brought about the fellowship in the first place."  

"A good evidence that you and I can be trusted with today’s anointing and today’s stigma is that we mourn when a brother or sister slips or falls."   

 

Kendall, R.T.. The Anointing: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow