Quotes about Relationship
His love for you is never a result of your character; it is a clear demonstration of his.
— Paul David Tripp
Prayer is not bringing your list and asking God to sign on the bottom. Prayer is handing God a blank sheet that you have already signed and trusting him to fill it out as he sees fit.
— Paul David Tripp
It is important for all parents to examine the system of belief that shapes their moment-by-moment interactions with their children.
— Paul David Tripp
On your very worst, most rebellious, and most faithless day, you can run into the holy presence of your heavenly Father and he will not turn you away. Your acceptance has not been, nor will it ever be, based on your performance.
— Paul David Tripp
It is only when the peace of God rules my heart that I can know real peace with you.
— Paul David Tripp
All of these things were the signs and symptoms of a deeper, more foundational problem. The problem was one of the heart, one that would have an inescapable negative effect on his ministry. The problem was a vertical problem. It had to do with the character and content of this pastor's relationship with God.
— Paul David Tripp
Sadly, prayer for many of us has been shrunk to an agenda that is little bigger than asking God for stuff.
— Paul David Tripp
Your biggest need (and mine) is a fully restored relationship with God.
— Paul David Tripp
What you and I bring to our relationship with God is desperate spiritual and moral need.
— Paul David Tripp
Here it is: a marriage of love, unity, and understanding is not rooted in romance; it is rooted in worship.
— Paul David Tripp
The gospel of Jesus Christ must not be just an aspect of your theology. It must not be relegated to the "religious" dimension of your life. Your relationship with God through Jesus Christ is your life. It touches and alters every aspect of your existence; it redefines your identity. It infuses your life with new meaning and purpose, and it completely reshapes your destiny.
— Paul David Tripp
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.
— Paul David Tripp