Quotes about Meaning
Nothing touches our lives but it is God Himself speaking. Do we discern His hand or only mere occurrence?
— Oswald Chambers
The value of a life can only be estimated by its spiritual relationship to God.
— Oswald Chambers
Experience alone opens a door, but intellectual framing and reflection are required if meaning is to be made of the experience.
— Parker Palmer
Purposes are threads of continuity that we weave into the long-term view of our lives. Goals come and go, but purposes survive because they are long-term, they pertain to the why we exist part of our lives. They relate to how we perceive the theory of our lives.
— Patrick Morley
Goals are what we do. Purposes are why we do what we do.
— Patrick Morley
It is a fundamental denial of your humanity to narrow the size of your life to the size of your own existence,
— Paul David Tripp
You are always looking for something to which you can attach your identity, your hopes and dreams, and your inner peace.
— Paul David Tripp
God owns our relationships—we do not—and that he has a higher purpose for them than we do.
— Paul David Tripp
It's important to realize that you can search for life in only two places. Either you have found life to the fullest vertically or you are shopping for it horizontally.
— Paul David Tripp
There is woven inside each of us a desire for something more—a craving to be part of something bigger, greater, and more profound than our relatively meaningless day-by-day existence.
— Paul David Tripp
What do I really want in life: the success of God's agenda of grace or the fulfillment of my catalog of desires?
— Paul David Tripp
the struggle of midlife is fundamentally rooted in the idolatries of the heart.
— Paul David Tripp