Quotes about Joyful
When you understand that evangelism isn't converting people, but that it is telling them the wonderful truth about God, the great news about Jesus Christ, then obedience to the call to evangelize can become certain and joyful. Understanding this increases evangelism, as it moves away from being a guilt-driven burden to being a joyful privilege.
— Mark Dever
So buxom, blithe, and debonair.
— John Milton
The goal of prayer is to live all of my life and speak all of my words in the joyful awareness of the presence of God. Prayer becomes real when we grasp the reality and goodness of God's constant presence with 'the real me.' Jesus lived his everyday life in conscious awareness of his Father.
— John Ortberg
Delighting in God was not a mere preference or option in life; it was our joyful duty and should be the single passion of our lives.
— John Piper
Delighting in God was not a mere preference or option in life; it was our joyful duty and should be the single passion of our lives. Therefore to resolve to maximize his happiness in God was to resolve to show him more glorious than all other sources of happiness. Seeking happiness in God and glorifying God were the same.
— John Piper
I am a happy-go-lucky guy in real life. I like to chat a lot.
— Vivek Oberoi
I will be joyful in God my Savior.
— Sarah Young
In your sadness, trust Me enough to anticipate feeling joyful again. This takes the sting out of every temporary sorrow.
— Sarah Young
He was sunshine most always-I mean he made it seem like good weather.
— Mark Twain
It was not a cramped, compromised, circumspect life, but a life lived in a kind of wild, joyful, full-throated freedom—that was what it was to obey God.
— Eric Metaxas
I never knew before that religion was such a cheerful thing. I always thought it was kind of melancholy, but Mrs. Allan's isn't, and I'd like to be a Christian if I could be one like her.
— LM Montgomery
When a preacher opens the Bible and interprets the word of God, a mystery takes place, a miracle: the grace of God, who comes down from heaven into our midst and speaks to us, knocks on our door, asks questions, warns us, puts pressure on us, alarms us, threatens us, and makes us joyful again and free and sure.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer