Quotes about Approval

There are two types of approval: one is from people, and the other is from God. We want people to approve of us, but if we become addicted to their approval, if we have to have it and are ready to do whatever they demand to get it, we lose our freedom. If we trust God for approval, we are freed from the addiction of approval.

You are not free until you have no need to impress anybody.

You will notice in Scripture that Jesus never tried to defend Himself, no matter what He was accused of. Why? Because He knew the truth about Himself, and that was the important thing to Him. He was not addicted to approval from people; therefore, He was free from the tyranny of what they might think of Him or say about Him. He was satisfied by the knowledge He possessed of Himself. He did not need anyone else's approval except His heavenly Father's, and He knew He had that. True

Value the unconditional love of God more than the conditional approval of other human beings, and you will overcome rejection.

Live to please God, not people. You have His approval, and that is all you really need!

No matter what you do, 10% of the population will not like you.

Succumbing to a lifetime of guilt is just another form of approval addiction. ARE

When you know that God likes you, then you're not worried so much about what everybody else thinks.

Knowing who we are in Christ sets us free from the need to impress others. As long as we know who we are, we don't have to be overly concerned about what others think of us. Once we know who we are and accept ourselves, we no longer have anything to prove. When we have nothing to prove we can relax and be at ease in every situation.

We become addicted to approval when we base our self-worth on how people treat us or on what we believe they think about us.

But if we want God's peace and joy, we can't waste our time trying to be people-pleasers.

We can become so secure in Christ that as long as we know our heart is right, we know whatever people think of us is between them and God and not our concern. Whatever