Quotes about Calling
God is not saving the world; it is done. Our business is to get men and women to realize it.
- Oswald Chambers
Scripture is filled with examples of men and women whom God used late in life, often with great impact - men and women who refused to use old age as an excuse to ignore what God wanted them to do.
- Billy Graham
If you want to identify me, ask me not where I live, or what I like to eat, or how I comb my hair, but ask me what I am living for, in detail, ask me what I think is keeping me from living fully for the thing I want to live for.
- Thomas Merton
A man knows when he has found his vocation when he stops thinking about how to live and begins to live.
- Thomas Merton
The ordinary means which the Lord uses in calling us, is not by raptures and revelations,
- Thomas Watson
Christians must not be slothful. Idleness is the devil's bath; a slothful person becomes a prey to every temptation. Grace, while it cures the heart, does not make the hand lame. He who is called of God, as he works for heaven, so he works in his trade.
- Thomas Watson
He who is called of God, walks directly contrary to what he did before.
- Thomas Watson
The God whom we worship is holy, the work we are employed in is holy, the place we hope to arrive at is holy; all this calls for holiness.
- Thomas Watson
A man may as well go to hell for not working in his calling, as for not believing.
- Thomas Watson
Another sign of our effectual calling is diligence in our ordinary calling. Some boast of their high calling, but they lie idly at anchor. Religion does not seal warrants to idleness. Christians must not be slothful. Idleness is the devil's bath; a slothful person becomes a prey to every temptation. Grace, while it cures the heart, does not make the hand lame. He who is called of God, as he works for heaven, so he works in his trade.
- Thomas Watson
God's method in calling sinners may vary, but the effect is still the same.
- Thomas Watson
Many are called, but few chosen " (Matt. xx. 16). This external call is insufficient to salvation, yet sufficient to leave men without excuse.
- Thomas Watson