Quotes About Assurance

confident (con-fide, literally acting "with faith") about who we are and what we are doing. To be with Jesus is to have both.

The world is a perfectly good and safe place to be. —DALLAS WILLARD

Never make a promise you cannot keep.

Confidence is sexy.

Confidence is the number one thing I find attractive.

I am happy with my confidence level.

My confidence level never varies.

Don't worry, I got this (staring excitedly at her ice cream)

The assurance of Heaven is never given to the person. And that's why at the core of the Christian faith is the grace of God. If there's one word I would grab from all of that, it's forgiveness – that you can be forgiven. I can be forgiven, and it is of the grace of God. But once you understand that, I think the ramifications are worldwide.

Ringing assurance that we are not alone... That we are assisted and defended by a powerful and glorious order of invisible Beings.

Why, so can I, or so can any man; / But will they come when you do call for them?

It is quite possible that I may be altogether wrong in this idea. My own impression, however, is, that I am right.

I give you better than proof, gentlemen; I give you my positive opinion.

You gave me your promise, was the reply, spoken with the same immovable self-possession. You must write for me, or break your word.

For the beginning is assuredly the end- since we know nothing, pure and simple, beyond our own complexities.

But peace is my heart: I know it is.

I just think you'll get back all right.

One thing you know when you're ten is that no matter what, there's gonna be a happy ending. They can sweat all they want, the authors, but back of it all you know, you just have no doubt, that in the long run justice is going to win out.

No one could be following us yet?" the Spaniard asked. "No one," the Sicilian assured him. "It would be inconceivable." "Absolutely inconceivable?" "Absolutely, totally, and, in all other ways, inconceivable," the Sicilian reassured him. "Why do you ask?

No one could be following us yet?" the Spaniard asked. "No one," the Sicilian assured him. "It would be inconceivable." "Absolutely inconceivable?" "Absolutely, totally, and, in all other ways, inconceivable," the Sicilian reassured him. "Why do you ask?" "No reason," the Spaniard replied. "It's only that I just happened to look back and something's there.

I am tired of the position of the dried-up critic and doubter. The believer is the true full man. (from a biography of James by Robert D. Richardson)

To know is one thing, and to know for certain that we know is another. One

Our impulsive belief is here always what sets up the original body of truth, and our articulately verbalized philosophy is but its showy translation into formulas. The unreasoned and immediate assurance is the deep thing in us, the reasoned argument is but a surface exhibition. Instinct leads, intelligence does but follow.

In this period the Prime Minister had great confidence in the Fuehrer's word, remarking privately a day or two later, "In spite of the hardness and ruthlessness I thought I saw in his face, I got the impression that here was a man who could be relied upon when he had given his word."46