When we promote the well-being of others God has placed in our lives our service glorifies God.
— Elizabeth GeorgeBe the one whose Lord is Jesus and who takes His words as a final authority without any thought of controversy. True believers follow Jehovah, not only for what He does, but specially for who He is.
— Israelmore AyivorAside your dreams to improve your community, country and continent, dare to save a soul for God. Show compassion, show love... Feed hungry souls and let God be glorified!
— Israelmore AyivorPeople who praise a leader even when he is doing the wrong things are the main reasons why his fall is near.
— Israelmore AyivorGod decided that this time in history was perfect for you to glorify Him and make an eternal difference. So God gave you unique gifts, talents, passions, and experiences to propel you into your life purpose.
— Craig GroeschelLife is like a game if you fail try again until you master and accomplish, but remember if you accomplish it glorify God who created you and gives you strength.
— Daniel HabilWe have glorified wealth and freedom so much that it is impossible for most of us to truly believe that a man can truly be happy in a shack or within the confines of a prison cell.
— Mokokoma MokhonoanaOur success in ministry is not to elevate us but to glorify Him who has called and equipped us.
— Sunday AdelajaWe are like the moon. The moon shines anyway, but it does not produce its own light. It reflects the light illuminated onto its surface by the Sun and is never proud to say 'I am the source of light'. God shines through us, hence He deserves the glory; not us.
— Israelmore AyivorChristians must show that misery fits the good for heaven, while happiness prepares the bad for hell; that the wicked get all their good things in this life, and the good all their evil; that in this world God punishes the people he loves, and in the next, the ones he hates; that happiness makes us bad here, but not in heaven; that pain makes us good here, but not in hell. No matter how absurd these things may appear to the carnal mind, they must be preached and they must be believed. If they were reasonable, there would be no virtue in believing. Even the publicans and sinners believe reasonable things. To believe without evidence, or in spite of it, is accounted as righteousness to the sincere and humble christian.In short, Christians are expected to denounce all pleasant paths and rustling trees, to curse the grass and flowers, and glorify the dust and weeds. They are expected to malign the wicked people in the green and happy fields, who sit and laugh beside the gurgling springs or climb the hills and wander as they will. They are expected to point out the dangers of freedom, the safety of implicit obedience, and to show the wickedness of philosophy, the goodness of faith, the immorality of science and the purity of ignorance.
— Robert G. Ingersoll