Faith Quotes

"The problem with Christianity is not that it has been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and left untried."

"God is not a homophobe. If He were, I would not want to have anything to do with Him."

"We are called not to be successful, but to be faithful."

"The real enemies of faith are not science and reason, but hatred and indifference."

"Our faith must be lived out not just believed in."

"Prayer is not a way of getting what we want, but of wanting what God wants for us."

"We cannot selectively obey God's commands."

"The gospel is not primarily about getting to heaven; it is about bringing heaven to earth."

"Spirituality is not about feeling good; it is about doing good."

"The cross is not a symbol of defeat but of God's triumph over evil."

"Our task is not to make God relevant but to recognize where God is already at work."

"God loves the poor not because they are good but because they are vulnerable."

"The body of Christ is broken when we ignore the suffering of others."

"The kingdom of God is not a reward for the righteous but a gift for all."

"The church exists for mission, not comfort."

"We cannot claim to love God and hate the people God loves."

"Real Christianity is about transformation, not just information."

"Our faith should make us radically generous, not radically judgmental."

"God doesn't need our defense; He needs our devotion."

"True religion is measured by how we treat those who can offer us nothing in return."

"The gospel is fundamentally good news for the poor."

"We've turned Jesus into a mascot for the American way of life."

"Real discipleship costs something; it should disrupt our lives."

"God's preferential option is for those society has left behind."

"We need less talk about salvation and more practice of salvation."

"The resurrection of Jesus is meaningless if it doesn't transform how we live today."

"Faith without works is dead; so is Christianity without justice."

"God's economy operates on principles that make no sense to capitalism."

"We've domesticated Jesus, and He's become a threat to nothing."

"The gospel demands we ask not just 'Are you saved?' but 'Are you just?'"