TB Joshua Quotes, page 8
Browse all 16 topics
As Christians, our key responsibility in life is to trust the Holy Spirit, to keep His Word in our mouth, in our heart and in every conversation.
Today, everyone desires breakthrough, whereas disappointment most times serves to keep us for a new level in life.
The principle of life says that nothing happens for nothing; nothing comes by chance. If you understand this principle, you will always reflect on life itself, rather than the situation you are in.
God delivers His faithful servants out of trouble and puts honour upon them and He is not far from those who worship Him in truth and in faith.
There is something far more important than your situation. Beyond your situation lies God's purpose for your life.
God wants you to succeed but He wants you to succeed with a purpose.
When we are sick and tired of our worldly business and frustrated in our worldly affairs, we are welcome to Christ.
You have been given a good destiny but destiny can be changed when you don't know where you are destined to be.
As Jesus said to Peter, He says to you, "If you have ever confessed failure before, stop confessing failure from today because I am here to support your position."
Our confession governs our faith.
Confession builds the road over which faith carries its mighty cargo.
You think right when, by an act of faith, you begin to think not of your limitations or shortcomings but of your righteousness in Christ Jesus.
The conscience is God's instrument for discernment.
Words spoken in harmony with God's Word work wonders.
God cannot work miracles through you except by your capacity to believe.
Faith grows spontaneously the moment you realise that God is reliable.
It is better not to receive something you cannot maintain because it will expose you and put you in the hands of enemies.
Without faith, no one can maintain the blessings of God.
You maintain your life if you live the life of faith.
Engage your heart with the Word of God you have read attentively, slowly and repeatedly and it will begin to influence your conduct and character.
Our heart is the contact point between the visible and invisible; between the material and immaterial world.
Offence has created a wall between us and God.
We resist the devil by not becoming offended.
You will receive in a moment what you have been seeking for years, the moment you let go of your offence.
Go Beyond the Words
Explore the teachings and biblical reflections that help us put God's Word into practice.
Explore the Revelations library