Christian Lifestyle Quotes

“The problem with the prosperity gospel is that it makes prosperity the Gospel. God's word is flawless, however if your interpretation of the word is wrong, your application will be wrong also.”
― Kingsley Opuwari Manuel

“Seek grace and guidance from God.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Think Great: Be Great!

“Truth is the compass in life's journey.
Use it and you are wise, lose it and you are lost.”
― Martin Uzochukwu Ugwu

“The manifestation of miracles without the maturity of saints through the teaching of God's word is a sign of deception but where there is the constant teaching of the truth of God's word the move of God's Spirit will never be lacking.”
― Kingsley Opuwari Manuel

“I am simply an average, everyday Christian guy who has been radically changed by the good news about God’s presence in His world. This has primarily happened as I have learned how to read the Bible for what it says, in the way it says it.”
― Christopher M. Morgan, One Enduring Story: A Basic Guide to Safely Navigating the Biblical Terrain

“You possess a great soul, awaken the spirit.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Think Great: Be Great!

“God is our great helper.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“I shall not be afraid of a calamity. God is my defender.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita, Pearls of Wisdom: Great mind

“Serving Is The Seed Of Leading”
― Johan Bandi

“The Bible will guide you. It will be a light unto your path.”
― Michael J. Marx

“Freedom from sin is only granted to Christians. Paul's statement in 1 Corinthians 10:13 tells believers that they have not been seized by any temptation that cannot be overcome. He is not talking to non-Christians, who Paul establishes elsewhere are controlled by the sinful flesh and cannot do anything spiritually pleasing to God (Rom. 8:7-8)...."...walk by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the flesh..."(Gal 5:16-17). Again, this command is to Christians. Unbelievers cannot "walk by the Spirit." However, believers walking by the Spirit have the ability to "not gratify the desires of the flesh ." If this is true, that no temptation has ever come across a Christian that is not common to all, and that sin is nothing more than a Christian yielding to his fleshly desires, then how can addiction as commonly understood (i.e., uncontrollable urges and impulses) actually exist for believers?......Granted, sin can certainly feel irresistible, but perhaps it feels that way because we capitulate to it far too readily. We have not built up the essential perseverance to repel it. We have repeatedly said yes, and like muscles that have atrophied from disuse, our spirit has become weak because we have not exercised the fortitude to resist temptation as we ought.”
― Victor Kuligin, The Language of Salvation: Discovering the Riches of What It Means to Be Saved

“The key to persevering in self-control is to maintain an eternal perspective. Your struggle will soon be over; one day the bliss and beauty of heaven will be your permanent reality. You are headed for a glorious city whose walls can never be breached by sin, suffering or sadness. Until you get there, live like you belong there. Think clearly. Be self-controlled. Don't slip back. Live a godly life. Know you're saved each time you hit the dirt.
One day, you'll be at the top. You'll be able to stop, let down your guard, and breathe in the sweet fragrance of eternal rest. With uninhibited passion, undivided hearts, shameless devotion and inexplicable joy, surrounded by brothers and sisters, you'll declare the excellencies of our mighty King and matchless Saviour, Jesus Christ.”
― Dai Hankey, A Man's Greatest Challenge

“A life half devoted is a life not devoted at all. For how could we look at our Lord who gave us His all and say, “I only want to give you some.”
― Anonymous

“Recently, I was convinced that I was so focused on my voice and telling everyone else what I learned that I became a really good virtue signaler. Unintentionally, I was obsessed with knowing all the right things, and I didn’t pay much attention to what I was applying in my life. I was getting too excited when I heard a new bumper-sticker quote from a sermon or catching phrase in a Christian podcast.”
― Steven Kolberg, Reviving Fatherhood: Guiding Every Dad from First Steps to Lasting Legacy

“The winds may shift, the waves may rise, but I will anchor in the One who never moves.”
― AshRawArt