Quotes about Grace
Accept the place the divine providence has found for you.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
Remember, if God had wanted this to be perfect, he never would have had me up here.
— Anonymous
Gratitude is the mother of the virtues.
— Cicero
Tact is the ability to deal with people sensitively, to avoid giving offense, to have a "feel" for the proper words or responses to a delicate situation.
— J. Oswald Sanders
Because of Christ's prevenient and unconditional invitation, the fellowship of the table cannot be restricted to people who are 'faithful to the church', or to the 'inner circle' of the community. For it is not the feast of the particularly righteous, of the people who think that they are particularly devout; it is the feast of the weary and heavy-laden, who have heard the call to refreshment.
— Jurgen Moltmann
The Gospel does not abrogate God's law, but it makes men love it with all of their hearts.
— J. Gresham Machen
A new and more powerful proclamation of the law is perhaps the most pressing need of the hour... A low view of law always brings legalism into religion; a high view of law makes man a seeker after grace. Pray that the high view may prevail.
— J. Gresham Machen
For us Jesus does not merely place His fingers in the ears and say, "Be opened"; for us He does not merely say "Arise and walk." For us He has done a greater thing—for us He died.
— J. Gresham Machen
Forgive everyone for your own sins and be sure to tell them you love them which you do.
— Jack Kerouac
Never dreaming, was I, poor Jack Duluoz, that the soul is dead. That from Heaven grace descends . . . No Doctor Pisspot Poorpail to tell me; no example inside my first and only skin. That love is the heritage, and cousin to death. That the only love can only be the first love, the only death the last, the only life within, and the only word . . . choked forever.
— Jack Kerouac
Chad is a slim blond boy with a strange witch-doctor face that goes with his interest in anthropology and prehistory Indians, His nose beaks softly and almost creamily under a golden flare of hair; he has the beauty and grace of a Western hotshot who's danced in roadhouses and played a little football. A quavering twang comes out when he speaks.
— Jack Kerouac
Nothing else in the world matters but the kindness of grace, God's gift to suffering mortals
— Jack Kerouac