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“stands next to Neville, who couldn’t understand why they looked so grim and worried, or why they had both brought their wands to the match. Little did Harry know that Ron and Hermione had been secretly practicing the Leg-Locker Curse. They’d gotten the idea from Malfoy using it on Neville, and were ready to use it on Snape if he showed any sign of wanting to hurt Harry. “Now, don’t forget, it’s Locomotor”
― J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

“professing believers. What we’re describing here theologically is called apostasy, a term based on a Greek word meaning “to stand away from.” To fall into apostasy means to reach a position but then to abandon it. So,”
― R.C. Sproul, Can I Lose My Salvation?

“and downs of life, those changes that are part of the impermanency of our daily experience, we are tempted to raise the ultimate question: If I’m presently in a state of faith, if I’m”
― R.C. Sproul, Can I Lose My Salvation?

“cycling class seems to be the one thing that linked them together aside from the occasional wine drinking session and hanging out at the pool. Do you know if they had any relationships established with your other students?” “I can’t say for sure. I don’t know. I really didn’t know them that well. Just enough to say hello when they came into class.” “You sure about that?” Kate asked. “You”
― Blake Pierce, If She Knew