Quotes About Faith

When you do what you love, there is nothing you need to worry about. Everything comes easily.

If you ask, flowers and plants will tell you many stories. God can talk through them, and if you ask them, they will raise their hands if they know they can help you with an illness.

lo que nos ocurre y se nos presenta siempre es una bendición, incluso aunque no lo parezca.

el secreto está en pedir lo que es correcto y perfecto, y nosotros no sabemos qué es. Luego es necesario soltar y abandonar las expectativas. En el momento preciso nos llegará lo más apropiado y perfecto. Nunca sabemos de dónde va a llegar. Para recibir la sorpresa, debemos dar permiso.

Tener fe es estar abierto a las posibilidades. Significa que estamos dispuestos a dejar que la vida nos sorprenda, que nos atrevemos a entrar en lo desconocido y a dejar de tenerle miedo a lo que nos parece incierto. Quien tiene fe tiene el corazón siempre abierto.

Vuelve a ser el Niño inocente de Dios que eres. Estate abierto a los milagros.

Cuando un problema aparece, por favor pregunta: Cómo limpio con esto? Ihaleakalá dice que si escuchas algo ridículo, lo hagas, porque has escuchado bien. Dios tiene un gran sentido del humor.

Limpiar es una forma de orar, una forma de pedir, una forma de dar permiso a Dios para que nos traiga lo correcto y perfecto.

Si Dios considera que éste es el lugar para mí, Él me conseguirá el préstamo, porque yo no sé cómo hacerlo".

Siempre estás limpiando por tí mismo pero mientras limpias por tí, lo que se borra de tí se borra de la otra persona. Si deseas ayudar, dale tus problemas y los de los otros a Dios. ¡Él sabe mejor!

El miedo también mueve montañas

otros milagros de la abundante "fe" de los hombres de ciencia, ¡tan exigentes con los milagros populares!

O Diabo, invejoso, fez o homem confundir fé com religião e amor com casamento.

Deus, para a felicidade do homem, inventou a fé e o amor. O Diabo, invejoso, fez o homem confundir fé com religião e amor com casamento.

God, why do I storm heaven for answers that are already in my heart? Every grace I need has already been given me. Oh, lead me to the Beyond within.

Religion is induced insanity.

My earnest wish is to paint in true colors the goodness of God to me, and the depth of my own ingratitude

We should accept indiscriminately all His dispensations, whether obscurity or illumination, fruitfulness or barrenness, weakness or strength, sweetness or bitterness, temptations, distractions, pain, weariness, or doubtings; and none of all these should, for one moment retard our course.

Come, ye dull, ignorant, and illiterate, ye who think yourselves the most incapable of prayer! Ye are more peculiarly called and adapted thereto. Let all without exception come, for Jesus Christ hath called all. Yet let not those come who are without a heart; they are not asked; for there must be a heart, that there may be love. But who is without a heart? Oh come, then, give this heart to God; and here learn how to make the donation.

We must, however, urge it as a matter of the highest import, to cease from self-action and self-exertion, that God himself may act alone: He saith by the mouth of his prophet David: "Be still and know that I am God" (Psalm 46:10). But the creature is so infatuated with a love and attachment to its own workings, that it imagines nothing at all is done if it does not perceive and distinguish all its operations.

The soul should not be surprised at feeling itself unable to offer up to God such petitions as it had formally made with freedom and facility; for now the Spirit maketh intercession for it according to the will of God ("with sighs too deep for words" - Romans 8:26-27).

Let this, then, be done in you; and suffer not yourself to be attached to anything, however good it may appear; it is no longer such to you, if it in any measure turns you aside from what God desires of you. For the divine will is preferable to every other good. Shake off, then, all self-interest, and live by faith and abandonment; here it is that genuine faith begins truly to operate.

It's one thing to be religious, but it's another thing to make religion your policy.

The religious scholars I have consulted are passionate about the need for political leaders to educate themselves in the varieties of faith and to see religion more as a potential means for reconciliation than as a source of conflict.