Quotes about Powerless
Without me you can do nothing.
— Jeremiah Burroughs
Back at my motel, I mentally played back my interview with Boyd. I felt the same way he did: If the Jesus of faith is not also the Jesus of history, he's powerless and he's meaningless. Unless he's rooted in reality, unless he established his divinity by rising from the dead, he's just a feel-good symbol who's as irrelevant as Santa Claus.
— Lee Strobel
Without joy in your life you are powerless.
— Joyce Meyer
Ministers are powerless people who have nothing to boast of except their weaknesses. But when the Lord whom they serve fills them with His blessing they will move mountains and change the hearts of people wherever they go.
— Henri Nouwen
Evil is powerless if the good are unafraid.
— Ronald Reagan
Unfaithful in prayer, weak in the working of the Spirit, its witness to Christ a mere formality, and unfaithful to its worldwide mission—such are the marks of a powerless church.
— Andrew Murray
We are all spiritually powerless, however, and not just those physically addicted to a substance, which is why I address this book to everyone.
— Fr. Richard Rohr
Prayer and action...can never be seen as contradictory or mutually exclusive. Prayer without action grows into powerless pietism, and action without prayer degenerates into questionable manipulation.
— Henri Nouwen
Powerless religion may put a man through many surface changes and leave him exactly what he was before.
— AW Tozer
You are practically powerless without gratitude—
— Jen Sincero
Worry does no good and can impact your life in negative ways. I'm sure you have noticed how absolutely powerless you feel when you worry or you're anxious and troubled, because worry is indeed completely useless. It is a waste of time and energy because it never changes your circumstances.
— Joyce Meyer
Without concrete signs of divine presence in the lives of the poor, the gospel becomes simply an opiate; rather than liberating the powerless from humiliation and suffering, the gospel becomes a drug that helps them adjust to this world by looking for "pie in the sky.
— James H. Cone