Quotes About Belief

Jesus is our true light, and he came to bring us out of darkness. Without Christ, we would be left wandering aimlessly in the dark.

Think about yourself as a baby eagle leaving a comfortable nest. If things start becoming difficult while you're taking flight, don't be afraid. Spread your wings and fly. God's got you.

If God can bring me out of poverty and despair and place me right in the middle of the life I'd always imagined, he can do the same for anyone. And that includes you.

The conviction that you can change your life starts with your own thinking. If you're going through dark times and it feels as if there's not enough breath and light in your soul to keep you moving higher, you need to believe that now is the time to break through. The seed of change starts as a thought in your own mind. You begin by believing it.

When people have never felt the power of their own wings, they can't imagine taking flight.

are the ones most capable of infecting your dreams with doubt and negativity.

to my faith, worked toward my dream, and then surrendered.

Mamma's words settle deep in my heart: God's got it in its banks. He's in control.

But I couldn't get the preacher's words out of my head: "If you pray, God will see you through it. He'll answer your prayers.

Sometimes in life, son, when you pray and you've said and done all you can,

Every year for five years I spent every cent I had on I Know I've Been Changed, putting it on in different cities and in different theaters. Every single show—every one—failed. The financial failure and the heartbreak tore at my faith. Yet something kept the dream alive in my mind and in my heart and so I kept going, kept hoping, until finally, in 1998, I'd

I believe that everything that happens to you can work together for your good because I believe everything you deal with in this life is all for a reason and is supposed to make you a better person.

Perception is reality, because that is their truth.

traedor o llevador de Cristo

igualdad es un principio inquebrantable de la tradición cristiana;

la foi, il ne s'agit jamais d'une abstraction, mais d'individus vivants que l'on connaît personnellement. Manquer à ce souci-là n'est pas une faute qui fait encourir le blâme ; mais c'est une rupture tacite de contrat. C'est ce qu'illustre une scène racontée par

La plupart de ceux qui sont morts en héros dans les camps sont des croyants : des

certidumbres ideológicas siempre han sabido dominar las contingencias individuales.

Further, Columbus believes not only in Christian dogma, but also (and he is not alone at the time) in Cyclopes and mermaids, in Amazons and men with tails, and his belief, as strong as Saint Peter's, therefore permits him to find them.

Sí señor, yo ya soy poquito cristiano, dijo él, porque ya saber yo un poquito mentir; otro día saber yo mucho mentir y seré yo mucho cristiano

Those who are marching into the battlefield and are ready to be killed today in the name of democracy, in the name of freedom, in the name of communism, are no different from those who threw themselves to the lions in the arenas. The Romans watched that fun with great joy. How are we different from them? Not a bit. We love it. To kill and to be killed is the foundation of our culture.

I may sound very cynical, but a cynic is really a realist.

I am like a puppet sitting here. It's not just I; all of us are puppets. Nature is pulling the strings, but we believe we are acting. If you function that way (as puppets), then the problems are simple. But we have superimposed on that (the idea of) a "person" who is pulling those strings.

Belief is like any other habit, the more you try to control and suppress it, the stronger it becomes.