Quotes about Commitment

True biblical faith is always something that you live. If your faith does not reshape your life, it is not true faith.

We're all spiritually promiscuous, running from lover to lover, giving the loyalty of our hearts to things other than God.

your hope is not to be found in your willingness and ability to endure, but in God's unshakable, enduring commitment to never turn from his work of grace.

It is so difficult for us to remember and be motivated by what is truly important. It is so tempting to be committed to our little kingdoms that the transcendent kingdom of God is of little functional influence.

Change is about learning what is right, acknowledging that it is right, confessing that you have been wrong, committing to a new way of living, and seeking the help you need to do

What will you hook your heart to today in the hope that it will give you life?

Whatever commands the love of your heart also shapes the direction of your life.

Here it is: a marriage of love, unity, and understanding is not rooted in romance; it is rooted in worship.

For most of us, church is merely an event we attend or an organization we belong to. We do not see it as a calling that shapes our entire life.

All their commitments to change have been subverted by the one thing they seem unwilling to do: take the focus off the other and put it on themselves. Here is the point: no change takes place in a marriage that does not begin with confession.

God is using the difficulties of the here and now to transform you, that is, to rescue you from you. And because he loves you, he will willingly interrupt or compromise your momentary happiness in order to accomplish one more step in the process of rescue and transformation, which he is unshakably committed to.

You can't divide human beings into the "those who make sacrifices" and "those who don't." We all carry things in our hearts for which we are very willing to make sacrifices. The issue that divides us is for what, or for whom, are we willing to make these personal sacrifices.