Quotes About Adventure

The very nature of the gospel is Jesus inviting the disciples on an adventure. To do what they'd never done and go where they'd never gone. Never a dull moment! You cannot follow Jesus and be bored at the same time.

Si no sales de la barca, nunca vas a caminar sobre el agua.

Life becomes an adventure when we start seeing the miraculous in the mundane. When we put feet to our passion or bear-hug a new challenge, it changes our outlook on life.

you can either avoid making mistakes and play not to lose, or you can make the most of every opportunity and play to win.

If you're in a spiritual slump, let me give you a prescription: go on a mission trip.33 There is no better or sure way of coming out of the cage of routine. It's a cure-all.

Part of discovering the adventure God has designed you for is learning how to frame it or reframe it.

If you establish a prayer routine, your life will be anything but routine. You will go to places, do things, and meet people you have no business going to, doing, or meeting. You don't need to seek opportunity. All you have to do is seek God. And if you seek God, opportunity will seek you.

When you see life as an adventure, your hopes and dreams are never more than a day away!

Minimum risk equals minimum satisfaction.

In every dream journey, there comes a moment when you have to quit living as if the purpose of life is to arrive safely at death.

Spontaneity is an underappreciated dimension of spirituality. In fact, spiritual maturity has less to do with long-range visions than it does with moment-by-moment sensitivity to the promptings of the Holy Spirit. And it is our moment-by-moment sensitivity to the Holy Spirit that turns life into an everyday adventure.

They had traveled the world, to Korea, Thailand, Central America ... they knew each other better than most brothers did.

I'm not a ranger, I'm a pilot.

In the world's most dangerous country, the job of going after Pablo was the most dangerous position of all.

I heard my name associated with the Peter Pan syndrome more than once. But really, what's so wrong with Peter Pan? Peter Pan flies. He is a metaphor for dreams and faith.

As the show's executive producer, I envisioned something akin to "Gilligan's Island" meets Lord of the Flies meets Ten Little Indians mets "The Real World." "Survivor" marks a return to a core element of adventure: staying alive.

Always wake up with a smile knowing that today you are going to have fun accomplishing what others are too afraid to do.

I need to be invited onto the back of a motorcycle and taken somewhere unfamiliar now and then; I welcome a degree of disruption, need a curtain pulled back, a hallway leading into some part of the world I've never seen.

but writing as "Lewis Carroll," had Alice go through the looking

The main thing we can learn from The Lord of the Rings is that we who are in a position to save the world (by which I mean all of us) do so primarily to save our friends.

No more wasting time. No more wasting life. From now on, I was going to be impetuous and brave. Willing to take risks.

A traveller learns more than a passenger.

Look, dudes, we didn't come this far down the rabbit hole to stop on the one-yard line in the middle of like Nazi headquarters," said Nick. "Did we?" "No, but if you tried, you could probably mix a few more metaphors," said Elise.

who looked like a kid lining up for the teacups at Disneyland. "You're sure we have to go down through the cathedral to get to the hospital?" said Elise.