Have you seen someone in Forums say something that was quotable?
(See my example below)
Add it to this thread and be sure to give them cred. (see what I did there?)
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This quote highlights the importance of mutual respect, especially in discussions about faith. It’s easy to think that differing views come from a place of misunderstanding, but we must remember that others may have deeply studied and prayerfully considered the same scriptures. Respecting one another’s perspectives fosters a more open, humble, and Christlike dialogue, allowing us to grow together in faith rather than creating unnecessary divisions.
Great quote from @MrE
Doubt is something we all experience, and it doesn’t mean we’ve lost faith. Instead, doubt can be a tool that helps us ask deeper questions and grow in understanding. Faith, on the other hand, is not just something to lean on when we’re weak—it’s what gives our lives meaning. It’s the belief that there’s purpose, even when things don’t make sense. The beauty is that faith and doubt can coexist. It’s okay to have questions and uncertainties; they often lead us to stronger, more authentic faith, making life richer and more worthwhile.
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I love that comparison—Crosswalk as the “neighborhood pub” of fellowship. It really reflects one of my deepest hopes for this forum: to be a welcoming and supportive space where people seeking a community of faith can gather, connect, and grow together. My desire is for Crosswalk Forums to become that go-to place for spiritual conversations, where everyone feels at home, whether they’re sharing their struggles, seeking advice, or celebrating their victories in Christ.
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This quote from @Historyprof beautifully captures the tension between doubt and faith. Doubt, when embraced honestly, keeps us humble, reminding us that we don’t have all the answers. It’s not the opposite of faith, but rather a companion that makes us dig deeper into our beliefs, causing growth and refining our trust. True faith isn’t about the absence of doubt but the willingness to persevere through it, trusting that answers will come. This balance between doubt and faith shapes us into more thoughtful, grounded believers.
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With the occasional bar fight. 
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That’s what makes it fun! 
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Arrogance indeed is not a virtue—it often reflects insecurity or pride rather than strength. True virtue lies in humility, which enables us to learn, grow, and build meaningful relationships. As the Bible reminds us, “When pride comes, then comes disgrace, but with humility comes wisdom” – Proverbs 11:2. It’s a timely reminder that strength isn’t found in boasting or elevating oneself but in serving others and acknowledging that we don’t have all the answers.
This quote from @Bingo offers a powerful reminder that sometimes our struggles are meant to shape us rather than simply be removed. Instead of asking for a quick escape, maybe we should seek wisdom and strength to grow through the difficulties. It’s about trusting that God can use even the hardest situations to teach us, refine us, and ultimately bring us closer to Him. As James wrote, “Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance.” – James 1:2-3. Thanking God for the challenges doesn’t mean we’re grateful for the pain, but rather that we trust He has a purpose in it, and through faith, we’ll come out stronger on the other side.