Paul Washer Quotes

True repentance is not just feeling sorry for our sins, but having a deep desire to change and turn away from them.

The gospel is not just about getting saved from hell, but about being saved to a life of righteousness.

The fear of man is a snare, but the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom.

We must be careful not to water down the gospel in order to make it more palatable to the world.

Our prayer life should not be limited to just asking God for things, but should also include praising and worshiping Him.

God’s word is not just a book, but a living and powerful tool that can transform our lives.

Faith is not just a mental assent to the truths of the Bible, but a wholehearted trust in God and His promises.

There is no such thing as a lukewarm Christian. We are either on fire for God or we are not.

The Bible should not be treated as a buffet where we pick and choose what we want to believe. We must accept it as a whole.

We must be willing to count the cost of following Christ, because being a Christian is not always easy.

Social media can be a dangerous platform for comparison and envy. We should be careful not to fall into that trap.

Our worth is not determined by the number of likes and followers we have, but by our identity in Christ.

We should not be conforming to the ways of the world, but transforming our minds through the renewing power of God’s word.

Being a Christian is not just about going to church on Sundays, but living a life of radical obedience to God.

Paul Washer Quotes part 2

God’s love for us is not based on our performance, but on His grace and mercy.

We should not be seeking after the approval of man, but after the approval of God.

Our ultimate goal should not be success and fame in this world, but to store up treasures in heaven.

We must be willing to stand for truth and righteousness, even if it means going against the popular opinion of the day.

The pursuit of pleasure and material wealth will always leave us empty and unsatisfied.

We should not be placing our hope in temporary earthly things, but in the eternal promises of God.

True joy and contentment can only be found in a relationship with Jesus Christ.

The world may see humility as weakness, but in God’s kingdom, it is a sign of strength.

Our life should be marked by a pursuit of holiness and a desire to be more like Christ.

We should not be surprised when we face trials and difficulties, but rather see them as opportunities for growth and refinement.

Our time on earth is short, so let us make the most of it by living for the glory of God.

We should not be seeking to please man, but to please God in all that we do.

The world may reject us for our faith, but we should not be discouraged, for we are citizens of a heavenly kingdom.

God’s love for us is not based on our performance, but on His unchanging character.

We should not seek after temporary happiness, but after lasting joy that can only be found in God.

Failure and mistakes are not the end of the road, but opportunities for growth and redemption.

We should not be ashamed of the gospel, but boldly proclaim it to a world in need of salvation.

We must be careful not to fall into the trap of legalism, but to embrace the freedom and grace that comes through faith in Christ.

Our salvation is not based on our own works, but on the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross.

We should not be seeking after worldly success, but after spiritual significance.

The world’s definition of success may be fleeting, but God’s definition is eternal.

We should not be motivated by a desire for recognition and applause, but by a desire to bring glory to God.

Our identity is not found in our accomplishments or possessions, but in our relationship with Christ.

We must be willing to place our trust in God, even when the path ahead is uncertain.

The Christian life is not meant to be lived in isolation, but in community with other believers.

We should not be seeking after worldly wisdom, but after the wisdom that comes from God.

Our worth is not determined by our appearance or the opinions of others, but by our identity as children of God.

We should not be consumed by worry and anxiety, but should cast our burdens upon the Lord.

God’s grace is not just a one-time event, but a constant source of strength and renewal.

We should not be conformed to the patterns of this world, but transformed by the renewing of our minds.

Our purpose in life is not just to accumulate wealth and possessions, but to glorify God and make Him known.