Quotes about Commitment
We are all servants of some sort, and if the fact that we are faithful can be truthfully inscribed on our tombstones, nothing more need be added.
— LM Montgomery
A very good epitaph," commented Anne thoughtfully. "I wouldn't wish a better. We are all servants of some sort, and if the fact that we are faithful can be truthfully inscribed on our tombstones nothing more need be added.
— LM Montgomery
Leslie turned herself about passionately.
— LM Montgomery
If you love me as I love you ?Nothing but death can part us two.
— LM Montgomery
First, the word she used that we translate kindness is the Hebrew hesed. It's a word that refers to a strongly bonded relationship where one party continues to be faithfully involved with another because it is the character of the first party to do so.
— Larry Crabb
Is it not a sad thing that after all Christ's love to us, we should repay it with lukewarm love to Him?
— Charles Spurgeon
Courage, not compromise, brings the smile of God's approval.
— Thomas Monson
Are we truly committed to the notion that ideals and values vary and alter in accordance with changing conditions? Should we not question such a relativistic dogma? Is not the degree of our sensitivity to the validity of the ultimate ideals and values that fluctuates rather than the ultimate ideals and values?
— Abraham Joshua Heschel
The central commandment is in relation to the person. But religion today has lost sight of the person. Religion has become an impersonal affair, an institutional loyalty. It survives on the level of activities rather than in the stillness of commitment. It has fallen victim to the belief that the real is only that which is capable of being registered by fact-finding surveys.
— Abraham Joshua Heschel
Unless we are involved, the problem is not present.
— Abraham Joshua Heschel
The probability that we may fail in the struggle ought not to deter us from the support of a cause we believe to be just.
— Abraham Lincoln
I do the very best I know how, the very best I can, and I mean to keep on doing so until the end.
— Abraham Lincoln