Quotes about Purpose
When He made man in His image it was, above all, with the purpose that the desires of man would be in harmony with the desires of God. This is the high honor of being made in the likeness of God—that we are to feel and wish just as God.
— Andrew Murray
No question to the church is of more intense and pressing importance than this: What can be done to waken believers to a sense of their holy calling and make them see that to work for God and offer themselves as instruments through whom God can do His work ought to be the one purpose of their life?
— Andrew Murray
will not be withheld from it. What is done in the will of God must have the mighty blessing of God." And so let our first desire be to have the will of God revealed.
— Andrew Murray
By His death He proved that He possessed life only to hold it, and to spend it, for God.
— Andrew Murray
God has the right to expect so much from us! For He is the Creator who made us to reflect His glory, and for this purpose He must possess us wholly.
— Andrew Murray
He considered Himself to be the servant of God for the men whom God made and loved.
— Andrew Murray
God formed man to be a vessel in which He could show forth His power and goodness.
— Andrew Murray
Remember that Christ works in and through you, and provides all that God desires for you and all that you need.
— Andrew Murray
One of the chief causes of the feeble life in the church is the mistaken idea that our happiness is the main object of God's grace. God's objective is far holier and far higher! He has saved us that we in turn might save others. Every believer is ordained to be the means of imparting to others the life he or she has received.
— Andrew Murray
Remember that you have been saved in order to serve, and you are on earth for the sole purpose of making God's love known to others.
— Andrew Murray
All severity that does not tend to increase good, or prevent evil, is idle.
— Samuel Johnson
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— Samuel Johnson