Kay Arthur Quotes about Jesus

So many times we say that we can't serve God because we aren't whatever is needed. We're not talented enough or smart enough or whatever. But if you are in covenant with Jesus Christ, He is responsible for covering your

So many times we say that we can't serve God because we aren't whatever is needed. We're not talented enough or smart enough or whatever. But if you are in covenant with Jesus Christ, He is responsible for covering your weaknesses, for being your strength. He will give you His abilities for your disabilities!

Kay Arthur

Strength, Christian, Jesus

Kay Arthur (1994). “Beloved: From God's Heart to Yours”, Harvest House Pub

The disappointment has come - not because God desires to hurt you or make you miserable or to demoralize you or ruin your life or keep you from ever knowing happiness. He wants you to be perfect and complete in every aspect, lacking nothing. It's not the easy times that make you more like Jesus, but the hard times.

Kay Arthur

Hurt, Jesus, Disappointment

If you are God's child, you are no longer bound to your past or to what you were. You're a new creature in Jesus Christ.

Kay Arthur

Christian, Jesus, Children

Kay Arthur (2008). “Search My Heart, O God: 365 Appointments with God”, p.362, WaterBrook

Ultimately, the goal of personal Bible study is a transformed life and a deep and abiding relationship with Jesus Christ.

Kay Arthur

Jesus, Goal, Abiding

Kay Arthur (2001). “How to Study Your Bible”, p.115, Harvest House Publishers

Have we forgotten our calling? (2 Cor. 5:19-20) Remember that your first and foremost calling is to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ, and that gospel is a twofold message: His death for our sins and His resurrection for our lives.

Kay Arthur

Jesus, Firsts, Calling

FaceBook post by Kay Arthur from Nov 03, 2014

Why should I ever resist any delay or disapointment, any affliction or oppression or humiliation - when I know God will use it in my life to make me like Jesus and to prepare me for heaven?

Kay Arthur

Jesus, Heaven, Use

Kay Arthur (2009). “As Silver Refined: Learning to Embrace Life's Disappointments”, p.89, WaterBrook