Quotes about Divine
May God remind us daily—no matter what kind of obstacles we face—that we are loved and empowered by the One who brought the universe into existence with the mere sound of His voice. Nothing is impossible for Him.
— Beth Moore
God's specialty is raising dead things to life and making impossible things possible. You don't have the need that exceeds His power.
— Beth Moore
God chose David. On the surface, the choice made no sense. But God doesn't work on sense; He works on grace. God called you, and God called me. He knew what He was doing.
— Beth Moore
Nothing on earth compares to the strength God is willing to interject into lives caught in the act of believing.
— Beth Moore
When we set apart our lives unto Him, He will do wonders with us the likes of which we cannot imagine.
— Beth Moore
How encouraging to remember that the Spirit of God is more powerful than the spirit of wickedness! As 1 John 4:4 reminds us, "You, dear children, are from God and have overcome them, because the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world.
— Beth Moore
Man can refuse to cooperate, but he cannot keep God from executing the critical events on His schedule.
— Beth Moore
We have no idea how busy God's hands are even when His mouth seems closed. Where God is concerned, silence never equals slumber.
— Beth Moore
If your expectation of God's Word in your life has been small, I ask you to consider giving it far more credit. Second Timothy 3:16 (NIV) says, "All Scripture is God-breathed," so don't just read it like any other inspirational or instructional text. Inhale it!
— Beth Moore
God made our souls to long for Him, and we are not fully satisfied without His presence in our lives.
— Beth Moore
God can do what He says He can do precisely because He is who He says He is. His many titles describe His ability. As Savior, He saves; as Deliverer, He delivers; as Redeemer, He redeems; as Master, He assumes authority; as Bread of Life, He provides; and as Almighty, He exerts divine strength.
— Beth Moore
Blessing is defined by neither ease nor worldly possessions nor pain-free existence nor stock-market successes. Blessing is bowing down to receive the expressions of divine favor that in the inner recesses of the human heart make life worth the bother.
— Beth Moore