All Quotes By Tag: Faithfulness
“God is working because of His faithfulness to His word”
“Faith in God will elevate you to next level blessings.”
“If you are faithful in little things, then you will be given a bigger commitment.”
“The faithfulness of God is forever sure.”
“Faith means be faithfulness to God.”
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“Faith means faithfulness to God.”
“The fact that the person who you are sleeping with is also sleeping with another person or other people does not necessarily mean that he or she does not love you. And the fact that you are the only person who someone is sleeping with does not necessarily mean that he or she loves you.”
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“Where God guides, He provides. No matter how things look, God is still in control. Stay in peace and be hopeful. Your blessing is coming soon.”
“The daily circumstances of life will afford us opportunities enough of glorifying God in trust, without our waiting for any extraordinary calls upon faith, our faith. Let us remember that the extraordinary circumstances of life are but few; that much of life may slip past without their occurrence; and that if we be not faithful and trusting in that which is little, we are not likely to be so in that which is great… Let our trust be reared in the humble nursery of our own daily experience, with its ever recurring little wants and trials, and sorrows; and then, when need be, it will come forth, to do such great things as are required of it.”
“Faith is faithfulness”
“Pious people spoke to God, and crazy people imagined that God spoke back.”
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“Success certainly isn’t achievement of popularity. Success in God’s kingdom is loving God, loving one another, and being faithful to what He’s called us to do.”
“When your only regret is if anyone thinks you regret anything – that is the definition of conviction.”
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“It’s a good sign but rare instance when, in a relationship, you find that the more you learn about the other person, the more you continue to desire them. A sturdy bond delights in that degree of youthful intrigue. Love loves its youth.”
“Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the public and have no self.”[The New Statesman, February 25, 1933]”
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