This page is a collection place for quotes. The quotes come from all different sources (books, messages, bumper stickers, other web sites, etc.), where I have those sources I will reference them. Some are serious, others not so much. I've been collecting these for over ten years (but not all on Blogspot). The very first entry is an accumulation of the first ten years.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
From a Tim Keller sermon
Under every behavioral sin is the sin of idolatry, and under every act of idolatry is a disbelief in the gospel. — Martin Luther
Thursday, October 21, 2010
From a friend's prayer
Waiting on God is not so much a test of patience as it is an opportunity for your soul to grow. — paraphrased of Bob Gemmell
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
From Paul Borthwick's How to be a World-Class Christian
The saint who advances on his knees never retreats. — Jim Elliot
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
From Practicing the Presence of God
Whether God leads us by suffering or by consolation all is equal to a soul completely surrendered. — paraphrase of Brother Lawrence
From a missionary friend's prayer letter
Someone once said that the only thing worse than waiting on the Lord is to wish you had! — Brad & Rebecca Howe
From a book
Whether God come to His children with a rod or a crown, if He come Himself with it, it is well. Welcome, welcome, Jesus, what way soever Thou come, if we can get a sight of Thee ! — Samuel Rutherfor
Book online here. Quote from page 204, section starts page 203.
Book online here. Quote from page 204, section starts page 203.
Labels:
Christian Life,
Grace,
Jesus,
Struggling,
Trust,
Waiting
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
From a sermon
The major reason for the Church's powerlessness in the city today is the lack of true discipleship on the part of most church members. Few merit the name Christian. Materialism has made church members virtually indistinguishable from the rest of mankind. The world's way of thinking and doing has by and large taken over and consequently the Church has little to say to the city. No honest and informed observer can deny that the supreme need of the Church is a radical rediscovery of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. — Roger Greenway (quoted by Philip Ryken)
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