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Quotes about Redemption

Then love is sin, and let me sinful be.
— John Donne
The idea is not that Israel returns to Yahweh and therefore Yahweh forgives it and restores it; it is rather that Yahweh forgives it and restores it, and this action must draw Israel to return to Yahweh (Is 44:21-22).
— John Goldingay
The true test of a man, the beginning of his redemption, actually starts when he can no longer rely on what he's used all his life. The real journey begins when the false self fails.
— John Eldredge
The purpose of his life, death, and resurrection was to ransom you from your sin, deliver you from the clutches of evil, restore you to God - so that his personality and his life could heal and fill your personality. Your humanity, and your life. This is the reason he came. Anything else is religion.
— John Eldredge
He is on a mission to rescue a people who are so utterly deceived most of them don't even want to be rescued.
— John Eldredge
The Lover of our souls, the One who has pursued us down through space and time, who gave his own life to rescue us from the Kingdom of Darkness, has made it clear: He does not want to lose us. He longs for us to be with him forever.
— John Eldredge
You can't ask Christ to come into your wound while you remain far from it. You have to go there with him. Lord Jesus, I give my life to you—everything I am, everything I have become. I surrender myself to you utterly. Come and be my Lord. Be my healer. I give you my wounded heart. Come and meet me here. Enter my heart and soul, my wounds and brokenness, and bring your healing love to me in these very places.
— John Eldredge
Of course our prayers are limited by our sin. If you want powerful prayers, get the sin out of your life.
— John Eldredge
Jesus, I give my hope to your true and certain return, and the renewal of all things.
— John Eldredge
Salvation is a process, not an event.
— John Eldredge
When it comes to the moral question, it is not simply whether we say yes or no to desire, but always what we do with desire. Christianity recognizes that we have desire gone mad within us. But it does not seek to rectify the problem by killing desire; rather, it seeks the healing of desire, just as it seeks the healing of every other part of our human being.
— John Eldredge
Genuine holiness restores human beings; restored human beings possess genuine holiness.
— John Eldredge