Peace comes in situations completely surrendered to the sovereign authority of Christ. — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
Peace is one of the most obvious earmarks of the authority of Christ. A sense of peace will virtually always accompany His will and direction, even when the direction might not have been our personal preference. — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
Life works most perfectly when a reciprocal love relationship is in place between man and God. — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
Nothing will kill what you've been called to do more than comparing yourself to someone else. — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
Soothing words can become just another drug we swallow to dull our pain. — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
“If your expectation of God’s Word in your life has been small, I ask you to consider giving it far more credit. Second Timothy… — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
You cannot keep doing the same thing, the same way, and keep expecting something different to happen. — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
“How like Jesus to start stitching a heart back together even as the knife was tearing it apart.” — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
“I will meditate on Your precepts and think about Your ways. I will delight in Your statutes; I will not forget Your word. Psalm 119:15–16” — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
“God reserves the right to say what gets to enter the gates and what does not. Revelation 21 concludes with these words: “Nothing impure… — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
“He demonstrated this power in the Messiah by raising Him from the dead and seating Him at His right hand in the heavens. Ephesians 1:20” — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
“Let us be glad, rejoice, and give Him glory, because the marriage of the Lamb has come, and His wife has prepared herself. Revelation 19:7” — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
“Being created in the image of our omnipotent God, our spoken words are potent. Speaking what we believe—even from ourselves to ourselves—is like inviting… — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
“Faith is not just something you have. Faith is something you do. It can turn a noun into a verb quicker than you can… — Beth Moore Copy Share Image
