Quotes About Promise

I can't promise to you that I can resolve all of this problem, but I can promise that you will not face them all alone.

So if you just, hold my hand Baby, I promise that I do all I can Things will get better if you just hold my hand Nothing will come between us if you just Hold, hold my, hold my, hold my hand.

God has not forgotten you, He is closer to you now more than you can imagine, because He loves you very much, and He saw the Best in you, and The best is yet to come for you.

Whenever you have to say farewell to someone don't ever say goodbye, say see you later or in till next time but never goodbye. Saying goodbye is like saying see you never.

Think of me fondly when we've said good bye. Remember me, once in a while. Please promise me you'll try. When you find that once again you long to take your heart back and be free, if you ever find a moment spare a thought for me.

I have never seen the truth not doing the job it promises to do - and that is to set one free.

If I promise you I'll show up fifteen minutes late, I'll always arrive on time.

The sun is gonna rise tommorrow.

Pero hagamos un trato. Yo quisiera contar con usted, es tan lindo saber que usted existe, uno se siente vivo.

I promise you a police car on every sidewalk.

You can make those promises with just as much passion the second time around. Such is the regenerative power of the human heart.

Never a goodbye, always a see you later.

You do somethin' for me? Go tell Twink I'll meet her at the old grove Tuesday about dusk-dark." Jody was frozen. He burst out, "I won't do it. I hate her. Ol' yellow-headed somethin'.

There are miracles, Maxine. Even in death, and betrayal, and grief—there are still miracles. Cling to that, cling to hope. No matter how terrible things get, or how helpless you feel. Hope is what will save you, again and again. So get up. Get up off that floor where I found you. Fight, Maxine. Fight for your life. Fight for other lives that haven't been born. Fight for your hope. Fight for your heart. You'll find a miracle if you do. I promise.

You still have me , I heard inside my head; his deep, soft voice. No matter what. And I have you.

Leaders who win the respect of others are the ones who deliver more than they promise, not the ones who promise more than they can deliver.

It's uh, pathetic. To realize at my age that I actually had promise, a life of passion in front of me, and that I threw it away for the security of what? Numbness. It's

Once, for Paul, as for his contemporaries, Israel's election and the demand of the law stood side by side in unresolved tension. Now he found their resolution, not in some synthesis or new idea, but in an event: the incarnation, crucifixion and resurrection of the Son of God. In Christ the demand of the law and the fulfillment of promise meet.

The real cause for Paul's rejection of the 'works of the law' lies beyond both self-understanding and ethics. As we shall see, faith for Paul is the correlate to Christ's cross and resurrection. It is obedience to the promise of God fulfilled in that event (see e.g. Rom. 4:13–25). One is justified not because of a mere inward disposition, but because of Christ in whom God has atoned for sin and effected a new creation.

If you don't hold out on God, I can promise you this: God will not hold out on you. But it's all or nothing.

Sin always overpromises and underdelivers, while righteousness pays dividends for eternity... Nothing is more illogical than sin. It's the epitome of poor judgment. It's temporary insanity with eternal consequences. And we have no alibi, save the cross of Jesus Christ.

When we enter into a covenant relationship with God, we tend to focus on the fact that we are legally and morally bound to God, but God is also legally and morally bound to us. The gospel demands that we give all of ourselves to God, but when we do, God gives all of Himself to us.

There are moments in life when you need to stop pleading and start praising. If God has put a promise in your heart, praise Him for it. You need to celebrate as if it has already happened. You need to stop asking, because God has already answered.

Every divine appointment is preceded by a season of preparation. And if we submit to the preparation, God will fulfill His promise. If we don't, He won't. Why? Because God never sets us up to fail.