Quotes about Kindness
We are at our best when we are giving. In fact, we are most like God when we are giving.
— Max Lucado
Ask God for a special alertness to sense moments in this day when you can clothe yourself with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Thank the Lord for each person who has demonstrated one of those character traits of Jesus in your life.
— Max Lucado
Let me be clear. You are a version of Joseph in your generation. You represent a challenge to Satan's plan. You carry something of God within you, something noble and holy, something the world needs—wisdom, kindness, mercy, skill. If Satan can neutralize you, he can mute your influence.
— Max Lucado
None of us can help everyone. But all of us can help someone. And when we help them, we serve Jesus.
— Max Lucado
Practically put, we love our neighbor and refrain from gossip. We refuse to cheat on taxes and spouses and do our best to love people who are tough to love. Do we do this in order to be saved? No. These are "the good things that result from being saved.
— Max Lucado
JESUS WASHES OUR FEET FOR TWO REASONS. The first is to give us mercy; the second is to give us a message, and that message is simply this: Jesus offers unconditional grace; we are to offer unconditional grace.
— Max Lucado
You and I are commanded—not urged, commanded—to keep no list of wrongs.
— Max Lucado
31Do not be bitter or angry or mad. Never shout angrily or say things to hurt others. Never do anything evil. 32Be kind and loving to each other, and forgive each other just as God forgave you in Christ.
— Max Lucado
How we treat others is how we treat Jesus.
— Max Lucado
If you fear you've written too many checks on God's kindness account, drag regrets around like a broken bumper, huff and puff more than you delight and rest, and, most of all, if you wonder whether God can do something with the mess of your life, then grace is what you need.
— Max Lucado
Happiness happens when you give." Doing good does good for the doer.
— Max Lucado
Remarkable. He forgave their sin before they even committed it. He offered mercy before they even sought it.
— Max Lucado