Quotes about Participate
Watch to see where God is working and join Him in His work.
— Henry Blackaby
Our desire is not only to SEE glory, but to participate in the glory we see.
— CS Lewis
To name is to order, to participate, to partner with God in taking the world somewhere.
— Rob Bell
Participate joyfully in the sorrows of the world. We cannot cure the world of sorrows, but we can choose to live in joy. The warrior's approach is to say "yes" to life: "yea" to it all.
— Joseph Campbell
When we live out a gospel-driven Christian worldview, the gospel is not just something we grasp at conversion; it is something that influences how we see and respond to the world in all areas of our lives. When Christians participate in an unhelpful way in this age of outrage, this transformation has not happened; instead, they have allowed their worldview to become infected.
— Ed Stetzer
Remember that Israel's tradition always had men worshiping in imitation of angels. Now, as Revelation shows, both heaven and earth participate together in a single act of loving worship.
— Scott Hahn
I hear with growing clarity, it's that God is calling each and every Christian to personally participate in the healing ministry of Jesus Christ.
— Brennan Manning
It is the duty of every American citizen to take part in a vigorous debate on the issues of the day.
— Thomas Jefferson
Soul doesn't care what it is or what it should be called. Soul just wants to enter into it. And feel it. And absorb it. And experience it. Soul wants to participate.
— Rob Bell
Healing from sin is a process we get to participate in. God
— Shane Claiborne
He was saying that when our minds are renewed, we will see the Kingdom displayed and proven as He did in His earthly ministry. That's what it means to "see" the Kingdom of Heaven. Our souls long to see such things. We have inside of us an unrelenting hunger to watch the Kingdom break into this realm—and not just to watch but to participate, to become the connecting point and gateway for God's power.
— Bill Johnson
To act out truth—to correspond to what is—is ultimately to participate in the way and life of Jesus Christ, the one who is truth incarnate: the embodied word, wisdom, and love of God.
— Kevin Vanhoozer