Quotes about Will
No one can say yes to God's ways who has said no to his promises and commandments. Acceptance of the will of God comes in the daily submission under his Word.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Since the appearance of Christ, ethics can be concerned with only one thing: to partake in the reality of the fulfilled will of God.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
But when we create our own God and our own world, what we are really doing is to deify our own lust. We are then bound to hate our fellow-men, as obstacles standing in the way of our wills.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
The only way is by mortifying our own wills which are always obtruding themselves. And the only way to do this is by letting Christ alone reign in our hearts, by surrendering our wills completely to him, by living in fellowship with Jesus and by following him. Then we can pray that his will may be done.
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
The will of God for your life is simply that you submit yourself to Him each day and say, 'Father, Your will for today is mine. You lead me today and I will follow.
— Kay Arthur
What's the will of God for my life? You don't need to know the will of God in your life, you need to know the God of your life!
— Paul Washer
Here's how to determine God's will for your life: Go wherever your gifts will be exploited the most.
— John Stott
When I consider my ministry, I think of the world. Anything less than that would not be worthy of Christ, nor of his will for my life.
— Henrietta Mears
Much of God's will for your life is already found in the Bible.
— Adrian Rogers
Contentment is an inward, quiet, gracious frame of spirit-the whole soul, judgment, thoughts, will, affections and all are satisfied and quiet.
— Jeremiah Burroughs
But the holiness of Jesus was more than simply the absence of actual sin. It was also a perfect conformity to the will of His Father.
— Jerry Bridges
Every sin we commit reinforces the habit of sinning and makes it easier to sin. In the previous chapter we discussed the importance of guarding our minds and emotions, since these faculties are the channels through which the various compelling forces reach our wills. But it is also important that we understand how our habits influence our wills.
— Jerry Bridges