Quotes about Growth
YOU HAVE BEEN ON AN UPHILL JOURNEY for a long time, and you are growing weary. You yearn for some easy days, for a path that is not so steep. But it is the strenuous climbs that take you ever upward—closer and closer to the summit.
— Sarah Young
GROW STRONG IN YOUR WEAKNESS.
— Sarah Young
Adverse circumstances become growth opportunities when you affirm your trust in Me no matter what.
— Sarah Young
Evaluate how well you are handling the adversity in your life. I don't waste anything, including your suffering.
— Sarah Young
LIVING IN DEPENDENCE ON ME is the way to enjoy abundant life. You are learning to appreciate tough times, because they amplify your awareness of My Presence.
— Sarah Young
You are increasingly released to become the one I created you to be.
— Sarah Young
God did not give the Bible in order that we could master him or it; God gave the Bible so we could live it, so we could be mastered by it. The moment we think we've mastered it, we have failed to be readers of the Bible. Of course, I think we should read the Bible and know it—but it is the specific element of reading for mastery versus reading to be mastered that grows out of this shortcut.
— Scot McKnight
David Brooks, commenting on the workplace, once said, "Never underestimate the power of the environment you work in to gradually transform who you are. When you choose to work at a certain company, you are turning yourself into the sort of person who works in that company
— Scot McKnight
The only thing that "exploits your gifts" or that taxes you to the limits or that fills your soul or that challenges you to live the dream the most is following Jesus. Some days you may do pretty well; other days you may flub up.
— Scot McKnight
As we have already explained, conversion is a journey that begins for the infant at baptism, during which a seed is planted—a seed that will grow.
— Scot McKnight
God] disciplines us for our good, that we may share His holiness.
— Scott Hahn
I would say to today's young minister, 'Be not afraid to give much time to solitary walks and meditation'.
— Vance Havner