Quotes about Endurance
Illustrate stubborn love. Incarnate fidelity.
— Max Lucado
If today starts to get hectic, take five minutes to be alone with God. If your work gets interrupted, ask God for patience to deal with the interruption and for endurance to finish the task.
— Max Lucado
Trust God's hold on you more than your hold on God. His faithfulness does not depend on yours. His performance is not predicated on yours. His love is not contingent on your own. Your candle may flicker, but it will not expire. God's love for you does not—will not—end.
— Max Lucado
In the end it's not the flashy and flamboyant who survive. It is those with steady hands and sober minds.
— Max Lucado
there are times when hearts grow so hard and ears so dull that God turns us over to endure the consequences of our choices.
— Max Lucado
How we handle our tough times stay with us a long time. (P68)
— Max Lucado
Yet he never gave up. Bitterness never staked its claim. Anger never metastasized into hatred. His heart never hardened; his resolve never vanished. He not only survived; he thrived.
— Max Lucado
Life pulls us down.
— Max Lucado
Anchor your heart to the character of God. Your boat will rock. Moods will come and go. Situations will fluctuate. But will you be left adrift on the Atlantic of despair? No, for you have found a contentment that endures the storm.
— Max Lucado
Don't get sucked into short-term thinking. Your struggles will not last forever, but you will.
— Max Lucado
The purpose of the Bible is to proclaim God's plan and passion to save his children. That is the reason this book has endured through the centuries … It is the treasure map that leads us to God's highest treasure, eternal life.
— Max Lucado
So did yours. Joseph's pit came in the form of a cistern. Maybe yours came in the form of a diagnosis, a foster home, or a traumatic injury. Joseph was thrown in a hole and despised. And you? Thrown in an unemployment line and forgotten. Thrown into a divorce and abandoned, into a bed and abused. The pit. A kind of death, waterless and austere. Some people never recover. Life is reduced to one quest: get out and never be hurt again. Not simply done. Pits have no easy exits.
— Max Lucado