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Quotes About Faith

For marriage to last, it has to be built on a much greater purpose than the happiness and well-being of two single people. And that purpose has to be greater than any amount of stress and struggle that comes into the marriage.
~ Jimmy Evans
Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we all have the ability to operate in God's love—in agape love. He promises to fill us with his Spirit if we ask. And when God's Spirit fills us, his love flows through us.
~ Jimmy Evans
There is a godly way to date, and that is what you want your relationship to look like if you are seeking God's guidance and direction. God speaks when we are obedient. That's
~ Jimmy Evans
plan as though Jesus is not returning for a hundred years and live as though Jesus is returning today.
~ Jimmy Evans
The only One who can predict the future with absolute certainty is the One who controls it
~ Jimmy Evans
Seek, and you shall be disappointed. Knock, and the door shall be slammed in your face.
~ Jimmy Fallon
Doesn't everyone sell his soul? I tell you, sir: the devil does not exist, there is no devil, yet I sold him my soul. That is what I am afraid of. To whom did I sell it? That is what I am afraid of, my dear sir: we sell our souls, only there is no buyer.
~ João Guimarães Rosa
The problems of the moment must never place the principle in doubt.
~ Unknown
The maxim had often helped him, at any rate, and even saved him from making some wrong decisions, because he had rarely made a mistake when he had followed his own judgment alone. He put a piece of paper in front of each of us and dictated: "Etiam si omnes—ego non! It's from the Gospel According to St. Matthew
~ Unknown
An Ursuline nun was the first pharmacist in Louisiana.
~ Unknown
I know something about dread myself, and appreciate the elaborate systems with which some people fill the void, appreciate all the opiates of the people, whether they are as accessible as alcohol and heroin and promiscuity or as hard to come by as faith in God or History.
~ Joan Didion
I bought new strings of colored lights. This served as a profession of faith in the future. I take the opportunity for such professions where and when I can invent them, since I do not yet actually feel this faith in the future.
~ Joan Didion
In was raised to believe that what came in on the next roll would always be better than what went out on the last. I no longer believe that, but I am telling you how it was.
~ Joan Didion
When we lose that sense of the possible we lose it fast.
~ Joan Didion
I had believed in the logic of popular songs. I had looked for the silver lining. I had walked on through the storm.
~ Joan Didion
I am an anthropologist who lost faith in her own method, who stopped believing that observable activity defined anthropos.
~ Joan Didion
Tell me," a rabbi asked Daniel Bell when he said, as a child, that he did not believe in God. "Do you think God cares?")
~ Joan Didion
I was raised to believe that what came in on the next roll would always be better than what went out on the last. I no longer believe that...
~ Joan Didion
As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without end.
~ Joan Didion
Uno no teme por lo que ha perdido. Lo que ha perdido ya está en el muro. Lo que ha perdido ya está al otro lado de las puertas cerradas. Uno teme por lo que todavía no ha perdido. Puede que ustedes todavía no vean nada por perder. Y, sin embargo, no hay día en su vida en que yo no la vea.
~ Joan Didion
I'm not optimistic, darling, but I'm hopeful. There's a difference. I'm hopeful.
~ Joan Didion
This served as a profession of faith in the future. I take the opportunity for such professions where and when I can invent them, since I do not yet actually feel this faith in the future.
~ Joan Didion
In her half sleep the point was ten, the jackpot was on eighteen, the only man that could ever reach her was the son of a preacher man, someone was down sixty, someone was up, Daddy wants a popper and she rode a painted pony let the spinning wheel spin.
~ Joan Didion
what we are talking about here is faith in a dramatic convention.
~ Joan Didion