Quotes about Power
God calls him a mighty man not because of Gideon's natural strength and courage, but because of what Gideon will be able to do in the power that God will give him.
- Paul David Tripp
You can face your weakness with joy because you know that you have been given grace for that weakness; grace that is not a thing, but a person—the Holy Spirit, who makes you the place where he dwells in power.
- Paul David Tripp
So look backward and look forward. God's grace enables you to do both, celebrating forgiveness for the past and embracing power for a new and better future. Only God's grace gifts you with peace with your past and hope for your future.
- Paul David Tripp
For the foolishness of God is wiser than man's wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than man's strength.
- Paul David Tripp
God didn't just forgive you. No, he has come to live inside of you so you will have the power to desire and do what he calls you to do.
- Paul David Tripp
Humility means that each leader's relationship to other leaders is characterized by an acknowledgment that he deserves none of the recognition, power, or influence that his position affords him. It
- Paul David Tripp
I've already written in this book, rules don't have the power to deliver your children from this condition, but the powerful, transforming grace of God does.
- Paul David Tripp
Christianity gutted of Christ is devoid of both its beauty and its power.
- Paul David Tripp
the Bible is not a collection of stories, but one big story with lots of chapters. It is the story of how God meets weak and failing people with his powerful grace.
- Paul David Tripp
Here is what life is all about. At its center is a God of awesome glory—glorious in power, wisdom, faithfulness, love, and grace. Here is what everyone needs—rescue by this glory. Here is what everyone was created for—to live for this glory. Here is grace—that God would choose to splash his eternal glory down on inglorious, unthankful, rebellious, and self-oriented people such as us.
- Paul David Tripp
The faith which makes the courage of despair possible is the acceptance of the power of being, even in the grip of non-being. Even in the despair about meaning being affirms itself through us. The act of accepting meaninglessness is in itself a meaningful act. It is an act of faith.
- Paul Tillich
Courage as an element of faith is the daring self-affirmation of one's own being in spite of the powers of "non-being" which are the heritage of everything finite.
- Paul Tillich