Quotes about Grace
when we receive the gift of grace, it should transform us into grace-filled people who want to see other people given a chance, and other people loved back to life again.
— Shane Claiborne
There are so many people who are longing to be brought to life, who know all too well that they have done evil and long to hear not only of a God who embraces evildoers but also of a church that does the same.
— Shane Claiborne
If we believe terrorists are beyond redemption, then we can rip out half of our New Testament since it was written by a converted terrorist who became an extremist for grace.
— Shane Claiborne
There is a place for good food and beautiful art; what matters is who you share it with. What's just as important as what you eat is who you are eating with. One of my favorite sayings these days is "Simple living does not mean ugly living." We can live in ways that are simple and responsible—and beautiful.
— Shane Claiborne
the crucifixion of Jesus—became the conduit of God's grace and salvation. One
— Shane Claiborne
promise never to leave us or forsake us. Since we are always in your presence, help us always to keep our eyes fixed upon you that we might follow your lead in the never-ending dance of your life as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Amen.
— Shane Claiborne
Lord, use us to heal the broken systems. Equip us with wisdom and foresight. May our lives interrupt injustice with your grace. Amen.
— Shane Claiborne
May the Lord bless us and keep us from all harm, and may God lead us to eternal life. Amen.
— Shane Claiborne
Grace makes room for redemption. Grace offers us a vision for justice that is restorative, and dedicated to healing the wounds of injustice. But
— Shane Claiborne
Death closes the door to any possibility for redemption. Grace opens up that door.
— Shane Claiborne
It was the cry of grace, of agonizing, scandalous love. Those same words would be heard over and over from the mouths of martyrs and Christians throughout history. They
— Shane Claiborne
Much of the Bible was written by murderers who were given a second chance. Moses. David. Paul. The Bible would be much shorter without grace.
— Shane Claiborne