Quotes About Transformation

In the last five years, what new belief, behavior, or habit has most improved your life?

That cliché you ignored like a throwaway fortune cookie? Suddenly it makes sense and moves mountains

Obras de Pema Chödrön:

The Art of Possibility, de Rosamund Stone Zander

Cambia las palabras para cambiar el mundo

Changing on the Job.

Una vez que percibes el dolor agudo de las convicciones limitadoras que tienes en la actualidad, usas dos o tres convicciones sustitutorias para avanzar.

the day before something is truly a breakthrough, it's a crazy idea. If it wasn't a crazy idea, it's not a breakthrough; it's an incremental improvement.

For works do not drive out sin, but driving out of sin produces good works.

Those,e however, who have been emptied through suffering [cf. Phil. 2:7] no longer do works but know that God works and does all things in them.

Give death a better name or die trying.

The PC is the LSD of the '90s.

Timothy Leary

I believe that his death and resurrection transformed humanity's relationship with God.

Out of one's change of consciousness comes change in the world.

Repentance and faith must be your daily lifestyle. Why? Because it lays you low and lifts you up at the same time.

God is simply taking you where you do not want to go to produce in you what you could not achieve on your own.

We all want the wrong things, but God is in the business of changing what we want.

He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus." That good work begins in relationship to Jesus and is brought to completion within an ever-deepening union with him.

Change within community is counterintuitive to the way we often think, but Scripture clearly presents it as God's way of making us more like Christ.

God will not quit until every bit of his work is complete in each of his children. We can have courage and hope in any situation. God's dream for us will come true.

Be honest: have you ever tried to recreate someone in your own likeness?

God's work is driven by an agenda so much grander than simply making our lives better. He wants to remake us into his likeness. And that likeness can be seen in Jesus.

Jesus is pointing to an internal reality of grace that expresses itself in observable changes in individuals and their relationships.