Quotes about Obedience
Turn back' —turn back from doing things your own way, from organizing your life according to your own hopes and whims. If God is becoming king, and if Jesus is being installed as the human king through whom God's kingdom is now happening, the only appropriate reaction is to abandon our own little hopes and schemes and let God be God in our lives. And through our lives.
- NT Wright
If the children of Israel had heeded the Deuteronomic warnings, there would have been more milk and honey, and less misery and injustice, when they eventually crossed the Jordan.
- NT Wright
This makes the rather obvious logical mistake analogous to that of a soldier who, receiving orders through the mail, concludes that the letter carrier is his commanding officer. Those who transmit, collect and distribute the message are not in the same league as those who write it in the first place.
- NT Wright
God put Jesus forth, Paul seems to be saying, as the place where heaven and earth overlapped, the place where the loving Presence of the one God and the faithful obedience of the true human being would meet and merge and be realized in space, time, and matter.
- NT Wright
either you obey rules imposed from the outside, or you discover the deepest longings of your own heart and try to go with them. Most of us wobble about between the two, obeying at least some of the rules either because we think God wants us to or because of social convention, but reverting to pursuing our own dreams, our own fulfillment, when given the chance.
- NT Wright
Our task is to encourage our husbands to obey God's Word and will for their lives.
- Nancy Leigh DeMoss
to a viewpoint that was contrary to God's word put Eve on a slippery slope that led to disobedience
- Nancy Leigh DeMoss
if it is contrary to the Word of God, it isn't right.
- Nancy Leigh DeMoss
Please work out that surrender in my life—every day, in every matter, until I bow before You in eternity. Amen.
- Nancy Leigh DeMoss
Surrender to the will of God is a mark of the truly converted.
- Nancy Leigh DeMoss
Most of the early modern scientists were Christians; they believed that matter was *not* preexisting, but had come from the hand of God. Thus, it had no power to resist His will but would obey he rules He had laid down- with mathematical precision.
- Nancy Pearcey
God calls people to himself, but this call is no casual suggestion. He is so awe inspiring and his summons so commanding that only one response is appropriate—a response as total and universal as the authority of the Caller. Thus
- Os Guinness