Max Lucado Quotes About Purpose

Quotes about: Purpose

• Though we may not be able to see His purpose or His plan, the Lord of heaven is on His throne and in firm control of the universe and our lives.

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  Heaven, Thrones, Purpose

  Max Lucado (2007). “1 and 2 Thessalonians”, p.76, Thomas Nelson Inc

• The purpose of the Bible is simply to proclaim God's plan to save His children.

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  Children, Purpose, God's Plan

  Max Lucado (2015). “Let the Journey Begin: Finding God's Best for Your Life”, p.38, Thomas Nelson Inc

• Your pain has a purpose. Your problems, struggles, heartaches, and hassles cooperate toward one end-the glory of God.

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  Pain, Struggle, Heartache

  FaceBook post by Max Lucado from May 02, 2011

• I wanted to talk about how grace in and of itself changes us. It changes the way we treat other people, the way we view our lives, the way we treat our purpose and our eternal identity.

  Max Lucado

  Views, People, Grace

  Source: www.sermoncentral.com

• The purpose of the Bible is simply to proclaim God's plan to save His children. It asserts that man is lost and needs to be saved. And it communicates the message that Jesus is the God in the flesh sent to save His children.

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  Jesus, Children, Men

  Max Lucado (2015). “Let the Journey Begin: Finding God's Best for Your Life”, p.38, Thomas Nelson Inc

• The purpose of the Bible? Salvation. God's highest passion is to get His children home. His book, the Bible, describes His plan of salvation. The purpose of the Bible is to proclaim god's plan and passion to save His children.

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  Children, Book, Passion

  Max Lucado (2006). “Life Lessons: Book of John”, p.4, Thomas Nelson Inc

• If the purpose of life is just to live this life and then die, it's hard to answer the purpose of pain question; but if we can help people see from an eternal perspective - that all of this is working together to prepare us for something higher than we've ever imagined, more noble than we've ever dreamed - then we discover some hope that we can hold on to.

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  Pain, Perspective, People

  Source: www.sermoncentral.com

• No matter what the storm clouds bring, you can face your pain with courage and hope. For two thousand years ago-six hours, one Friday-Christ firmly planted in bedrock three solid anchor points that we can all cling to. For the heart scarred with futility, that Friday holds purpose. For the life blackened with failure, that Friday holds forgiveness. And for the soul looking into the tunnel of death, that Friday holds deliverance.

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  Friday, Pain, Heart

• Sovereignty is the term the Bible uses to describe God's perfect control and management of the universe. He preserves and governs every element. He's continually involved with all created things, directing them to act in a way that fulfills his divine purpose. That's why the most stressed-out people are control freaks. They fail at the quest they most pursue. The more they try to control the world, the more they realize they cannot. Life becomes a cycle of anxiety, failure; anxiety, failure; anxiety, failure. We can't take control, because control is not ours to take.

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  People, Perfect, Anxiety

  Source: www.biblegateway.com

• It's one thing to be discouraged. It's another thing to have despair. Despair is when you think there's just no end to this [suffering]. There's no solution for this. Despair is when you think that your suffering has no purpose, and your suffering has no end.

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  Thinking, Suffering, Despair

  Source: smashinginterviews.com

• I firmly believe that the purpose of life is not this life. It is to equip us, whatever our role is going to be in the next life. And understanding God's story is really where I find the significance and purpose in my own story.

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  Believe, Understanding God, Roles

  Source: www.christianpost.com

• I really believe the purpose of Scripture is to give us this authoritative handbook.

  Max Lucado

  Believe, Giving, Purpose

  Source: www.sermoncentral.com

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