Quotes About Conviction

Amazing how far you can get if you stick to a straight line and look like you've got every reason to be there.

Men can have all manner of deeply held beliefs about the world in general that they find most inconvenient when called upon to apply to their own lives. Few people let morality get in the way of expediency. Or even convenience. A man who truly believes in a thing beyond the point where it costs him is a rare and dangerous thing." "It's

Doubt not your purpose nor your strength.

the more you believe in the cause, the better the effect.

He believed in his own decency with all his heart. So it was with every true monster, Vic supposed.

It was bad enough that she had been so utterly convinced he had a brilliant mind, but much worse to discover he was convinced of it, too, and on such thin evidence. It

note to Lois]Believe. Always believe.

In the long run no individual prospers beyond the measure of his faith.

I have always believed in God.

You need to follow your own heart in light of God's word and do what you feel is right and good for you.

What you receive is directly connected to what you believe

We walk by faith and not by sight.

Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. HEBREWS 11:1

Don't let people talk you into compromising, lowering your standards. They may not approve you, but God approves you. He's the one that matters.

You can be the first. You can be the one to set a new standard. Don't be moved by what you don't see, by who's against you. God being for you is more than the world being against you.

If what others say doesn't match what God has put in your heart, let it go in one ear and out the other.

Conviction—or the killing work of the law—is the way that leads to Christ, not a condition for receiving Christ.

The problem, Sasha, is not what a person believes in. Verenthane, pagan, Lisan Skyworship, the Kazeri desert mystics – it's all the same, all have the potential to be equally good or bad. The problem is not what things are believed, the problem is how people choose to believe them.

If the cause is big enough, people will justify dishonour.

What one believes does not, therefore, have to be proved, and a proposition can be ever so incontrovertibly proven without on that account being believed.

Doubt can only be removed by action.

Man is made by his belief. As he believes, so he is.

We are so constituted that we believe the most incredible things; and, once they are engraved upon the memory, woe to him who would endeavour to efface them.

If I've learned one thing in life, it's: Stand for something or you'll fall for anything.