Salvation Quotes

“Let your worship to be for the content of God, because the satisfaction of God is the key to salvation.”
― Kamaran Ihsan Salih

“If your Jesus somehow "transcends racism" in his call for grace & forgiveness, your "Jesus" is racist. The radical nature of Jesus's grace is only radical because it rightly and unflinchingly names injustice and oppression for what it is.

The fact that Jesus said "Father, forgive them" from the cross does not negate or stand in conflict with the fact that his life & teachings are unwaveringly dedicated to the defeat of the powers that be- the power of oppression, injustice, hate, and ignorance.

After all, one of the greatest expressions of grace the oppressed can extend to the oppressor is the hope that they too will be liberated. However, they cannot be liberated unless we name the oppression and work together to see it dismantled.”
― Jamie Arpin-Ricci

“Whatever burden it is that you’re carrying and whatever prison it is that you’ve been carrying it around in, God is the ultimate burden-bearer, master prison-breaker, and ingenious author of a future where neither exist.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Today is the place where the shame of yesterday can die in the hands of the God Who holds your yesterday in those same hands, Who stands with those hands set squarely on your shoulders today, and Who reaches out to you from a tomorrow that those hands have already prepared for you.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“You’ve might have made a bed in your shame, but God says it’s time to get up and get out of a bedroom that you never have to return to.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“You call me the fool because I believe in a God who your rejection of makes you the fool.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Lives to serve before I sleep, service is my salvation.”
― Abhijit Naskar, The Humanitarian Dictator

“You were not made to tend to the grave of your mistakes because God removed the coffin and backfilled the hole.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The leaves of the maples along the highway were beginning to turn red, orange and yellow. Whole cornfields lay bare once again. Summer was drawing to a close.
On his way to Bar Harbor, Nick thought his life, too, was drawing to a close. He felt alone and unloved. He wondered if anyone would even miss him.
But then he got spun around, and he began to understand that he was neither alone nor unloved. No one had left him or stopped loving him. They were simply waiting for him.
Rays of sunlight streamed through gaps in the clouds. They made Nick think of his mother and what she had told him about grace being his salvation.
Now, he felt filled with grace. And he chose not to think of his failings or even the exciting opportunities ahead, his past or his future, his exodus or his journey home.
Instead, Nick chose to pay attention to the road and simply drive.”
― Don Tassone, Drive

“The calm is always pressing itself into the backside of every storm.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The best way to destroy something is to forbid its construction.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The church is not a museum for saints, but a hospital for sinners.”
― Brennan Manning

“Christmas is both an indictment of our sin and the resolution for it.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Not the cold that had made him believe he was dying, and not the way Talasyn’s touch had channeled warmth into his veins like salvation.
Because she was not his salvation.
He had let her get too close. She would be his undoing. Light and shadow couldn’t exist together without one destroying the other.”
― Thea Guanzon, A Monsoon Rising

“She reached for Alaric, because she was a coward. His icecold fingers laced with hers, soothing the inferno at the same time that his skin gradually warmed.”
― Thea Guanzon, A Monsoon Rising

“The living Word of God exhibits His vision and mission for the Great Commission. It calls for saints to spread His love and message of salvation from nation to nation.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, The Infallible Word of God: 365 Inspirational Quotes

“The Word of God is a source of inspiration. It bears witness to His covenant of salvation, which He offers to all nations through His Son’s crucifixion.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, The Infallible Word of God: 365 Inspirational Quotes

“If something pushes itself into our lives and demands immediate allegiance of us, it will always be less than that which we should give the best of ourselves over to. However, if something stands at a distance and invites us in quiet and unobtrusive tones, and if it then steps away to allow us to settle the matter for ourselves, it is likely worth the whole of our allegiance. Such is God.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Living under God’s grace means walking in the assurance that He will preserve and sustain you, no matter the struggle.”
― Manuela Izunwa

“It is early Christmas morning. As I write, the sun has yet to rise. The world remains drowsy, only now beginning the process of shaking itself awake. But as the world rises from its slumber, will it awaken? Will it come to understand the utter immensity of this day? That in a single yet brilliant moment in time, God inserted the whole of Himself into time and effortlessly broke the back of history in that single act? Will we begin to comprehend the fact that in that singular act, God altered the entire trajectory of time itself, thereby sending the future careening toward hope instead of descending into darkness? And are we able to even remotely fathom what the world would have been like had time not been altered in this exact manner? On any morning, will we awaken to all of that, or will we do nothing more than arise from slumber but never find ourselves awakened in the arising?”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Instead of considering my eternal salvation, I picked at my filthy fear as a hungry man picks a fowl's carcass.”
― Maria McCann, As Meat Loves Salt

“According to the philosophy of human potential, self-knowledge and personal salvation were to be attained not, as the Greeks had taught, through intellectual and moral discipline; nor, as the Judeo-Christian religions had taught, through grace, devotion, and the performance of worthy deeds; but rather through a regimen of self-preoccupation, self-expression and psychic release.”
― Christina Hoff Sommers, One Nation Under Therapy: How the Helping Culture Is Eroding Self-Reliance

“See to it that no one takes you captive through philosophy and empty deception, according to the tradition of men, according to the elementary principles of the world, rather than according to Christ. For in Him all the fullness of Deity dwells in bodily form, and in Him you have been made complete, and He is the head over all rule and authority;" (Colossians 2:8-10)”
― Bible, NASB 1995

“A genuine Calvinist's perspective on salvation centers entirely on God. In the eyes of a true Calvinist, human beings have no capacity to approach God, nor can they even recognize their own sin. Salvation is entirely the result of God's work, unaffected by human actions or qualities. In this view, acts such as confession, repentance, believing or going to the altar hold no sway. To the true Calvinist, salvation is a work entirely independent of any human involvement; it is solely the work of God, with no contribution from humanity whatsoever.”
― Angel Ruiz, PULLING OFF THE PETALS: "best way to glorify God is to say no to Calvinism"

“Sometimes the things we fear the most turn out to be our greatest salvation.”
― Jack Freestone

“Leaving this world without having known God, without having experienced an intimate relationship with Him is the greatest of failures.”
― Bertrand Buregeya

“The reporter finished her letter: “Kathryn Kuhlman, don’t weep after
a service any more. When you think there should have been greater
results than the healing of sick bodies, always remember my friend Tom.
The greatest miracle that could have happened to him was the salvation
of his soul.”
No, I don’t understand why everyone is not healed physically. But all
can be healed spiritually. That’s the greatest miracle any human being
can know.”
― Kathryn Kulhman, [(A Glimpse into Glory)] [Author: Kathryn Kulhman] published on

“There is no more critical test of theologies and theologians than the question what message they have to a dying person whose sins are unforgiven. If the salvation which a preacher has to offer is only a course of moral improvement, what can he have to say in such a place?”
― James Stalker

“He became more aware of his breathing and his pace and his body. His wife, as always, was his salvation.
“How did it go?” she asked. “Your chief of staff says you went off script.”
― Alexander Freed

“God declares that your tomorrow will never stop at today.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough