Quotes about Relationships
I was still in love with her. And I always would be. I just wanted to live long enough to correct my mistakes and redeem myself in her eyes, if I could.
— Ernest Cline
I didn't get to find out who or what Kilgore was, because my father walked over and closed Milo's pod canopy for him. Then he walked back over and watched nervously as I raised his QComm and placed the video call to my mother.
— Ernest Cline
Passion was passion and love was love, regardless of who the participants involved were, or what sort of body they were assigned at birth.
— Ernest Cline
You and me, we've made a separate peace.
— Ernest Hemingway
The more isolated and disconnected we are, the more shattered and distorted our self-identity. We are not healthy when we are alone. We find ourselves when we connect to others. Without community we don't know who we are... When we live outside of healthy community, we not only lose others. We lose ourselves...Who we understand ourselves to be is dramatically affected for better or worse by those we hold closest to us.
— Erwin McManus
Church is the textured context in which we grow up in Christ to maturity. But church is difficult. Sooner or later, though, if we are serious about growing up in Christ, we have to deal with church. I say sooner.
— Eugene Peterson
Action without prayer thins out into something very exterior. A prayerless life can result in effective action and accomplish magnificent things, but if there is no developed interiority, the action never enters into the depth and intimacy of relationships.
— Eugene Peterson
I'm bankrupt without love.
— Eugene Peterson
It is far easier to deal with people as problems to be solved than to have anything to do with them in community.
— Eugene Peterson
Christian spirituality means living in the mature wholeness of the gospel. It means taking all the elements of your life - children, spouse, job, weather, possessions, relationships - and experiencing them as an act of faith. God wants all the material of our lives.
— Eugene Peterson
Living together means seeing the oil flow over the head, down the face, through the beard, onto the shoulders of the other—and when I see that I know that my brother, my sister, is my priest.
— Eugene Peterson
Where relationships are warm and expectancies fresh, we are already beginning to enjoy the life together that will be completed in our life everlasting.
— Eugene Peterson