Quotes about Practice
I like to rehearse before blocking.
— Todd Haynes
In the moment of shock there is little pain; pain began about three a.m., when I began to plan the life I had still somehow to live and to remember memories in order somehow to eliminate them. Happy memories are the worst, and I tried to remember the unhappy. I was practiced. I had lived all this before. I knew I could do what was necessary, but I was so much older—I felt I had little energy left to reconstruct.
— Graham Greene
Show me your faith without youra works, and I will show you my faith by myb works.
— Greg Laurie
First, evangelicals cannot appeal to church tradition to settle an issue. The affirmation of sola scriptura means that Scripture is the sole authority on matters of faith and practice. Christians should not easily set aside traditional perspectives, but they can and must do so if traditional views disagree with Scripture. Second
— Gregory Boyd
Knowledge without application eventually becomes boring and unfulfilling
— Rick Renner
You couldn't really expect a person to pray very well the first time she tried, could you?
— LM Montgomery
We are seekers of beauty, but avoid extravagance. We admire learning, but are unimpressed by pedantry. For us, wealth is an aim for its value when used, not as an empty boast. And the disgrace of poverty lies not in the admission of it, but more in the failure to avoid it in practice.
— Alain de Botton
The person who waits upon moods in impoverished. If the painter only wanted to paint when in the mood for it, he would not get very far. In religion, as in art and science, along with the times of high excitement, there are times of sober work and practice. We must practice our communion with God, otherwise we will not find the right tone, the right word, the right language, when God surprises us with his presence.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Bethge's addendum: "Because I must practice so that I can stand alone before God, for I alone will stand in judgment before God, I alone will be accountable, and I alone will say: I trust in Christ.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Spirituality is inseparable from theology. Indeed, it could be defined as the living out of theology.
— Donald Bloesch
Study to practice in life that which the Lord commands, and then be you assured that you shall never hear nor read the same without fruit.
— John Knox
Jesus didn't command his followers to feel something. He commanded them to do some things.
— Andy Stanley