Quotes about Approach
Whatever I decided to do for a living, it was not what I did but how I did it that mattered.
— Barbara Brown Taylor
Approach My throne of grace with bold confidence, receiving My Peace with a thankful heart.
— Sarah Young
Two things resulted from this "follow Torah by adding rules" approach. The first one is that Jesus thought this completely misunderstood how to do Torah. The second, which follows from the first one, is that an increasing number of ordinary folks were cut off from their faith.
— Scot McKnight
What Jesus has in mind here is not fear about speaking but profound respect for the gloriousness of the gospel, a desire to honor God, and an approach to gospeling that does the most service to Christ. In other words, we need to ask if speaking up in a given situation will honor or vilify Christ, and then to act accordingly.
— Scot McKnight
The Altitude of a person depends upon his attitude
— Stephen Covey
Everything has two handles,--one by which it may be borne another by which it cannot.
— Epictetus
Tact is a faculty for meandering around to a given point instead of making a bee-line.
— LM Montgomery
Counseling that attempts to logically teach new truth without concern for the emotional threat involved in changing one's approach to meeting personal needs will plow headlong into resistance.
— Larry Crabb
A longing for things material is an instrument by which one may approach the love of God; even through coarse desires one may come to love the Creator.
— Abraham Joshua Heschel
The child asks of the Father whom he knows. Thus, the essence of Christian prayer is not general adoration, but definite, concrete petition. The right way to approach God is to stretch out our hands and ask of One who we know has the heart of a Father.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
We cannot approach the manger of the Christ child in the same way we approach the cradle of another child. Rather, when we go to his manger, something happens, and we cannot leave it again unless we have been judged or redeemed. Here we must either collapse or know the mercy of God directed toward us.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Similarly, anyone who wishes to understand the mind of the sacred writers must first cleanse his own life, and approach the saints by copying their deeds.
— Athanasius of Alexandria