Quotes by Joyce Meyer
Joyce Meyer (b. 1943) — Predigerin, Bestseller-Autorin und Televangelistin · Charismatisch / Evangelikal · USA
Joyce Meyer ist eine US-amerikanische charismatische Predigerin, Bestseller-Autorin und Televangelistin, die ihre weltweite Medienorganisation von Missouri aus leitet. Bekannt ist sie für ihre lebenspraktische Auslegung biblischer Prinzipien mit Fokus auf emotionale Heilung, persönliche Krisenbewältigung und die Disziplinierung der eigenen Gedankenwelt. Während ihre direkte Art vielen Lesern konkrete Alltagsorientierung bietet, stehen ihre langjährige Verkündigung von Elementen des Wohlstandsevangeliums sowie Finanzfragen in der anhaltenden theologischen Kritik.
Era: Today
Recurring topics: Faith & Trust, Joy & Gratitude, Courage & Strength, Relationships & Family, Wisdom & Understanding, Growth & Character, Service & Love of Neighbour, Guidance & God's Will
Quotes by Joyce Meyer
Jesus gave us life so that we would find joy in living, not just function and try to survive.
Joyce Meyer
There are times in life when we must take a step forward to find out what we should do. Some doors only open once we step toward them.
Joyce Meyer
I believe many people in the world receive the salvation waiting for them when Christians begin to visibly express joy over their own salvation.
Joyce Meyer
God wants to give us peace in the midst of the storm, until he drives away the clouds and brings sunshine.
Joyce Meyer
Instead of feeling the pressure of worldly expectations, do the best job you can to raise your children according to godly principles and leave the rest up to God.
Joyce Meyer
There are two ways to be content: by working to acquire more possessions, or by learning to be content with less. The more things one has, the more time one needs to maintain them.
Joyce Meyer
Work is good and necessary, but when it takes a place in life it was never meant to have, something good in itself becomes our enemy.
Joyce Meyer
Humble people ask for help.
Joyce Meyer
God will give you the strength to forgive, if you ask him for it.
Joyce Meyer
We must be careful not to confuse feelings with God's guidance.
Joyce Meyer
I believe that the time we spend alone with God is the best gift we can give ourselves.
Joyce Meyer
Expressing appreciation and gratitude does not only benefit the other person, but ourselves too, because it releases joy in us.
Joyce Meyer
We will never enjoy our life if we don't decide to do so.
Joyce Meyer
People become hardened when they ignore their natural sense of right and wrong.
Joyce Meyer
We must learn to stand firm in the storm so that we arrive safely at our destination.
Joyce Meyer
Failing to appreciate something is a sure way to lose it.
Joyce Meyer
You must shape your life while you're on the way. The final stop comes soon enough.
Joyce Meyer
We never learn patience without something to practice it on. Patience is something that must be worked in us - it doesn't come by itself.
Joyce Meyer
Getting stress out of your life takes more than prayer alone. You must take action to make changes and stop doing whatever is causing the stress. You can learn to calm down in the way you handle things.
Joyce Meyer
How you treat people today is the way they will remember you tomorrow.
Joyce Meyer
You can't choose your problems, but you must be an overcomer to master them.
Joyce Meyer
If we want to be determined and conscientious people, we must learn how to get through the hard times when we feel deep pain.
Joyce Meyer
God's power is greater than any problem.
Joyce Meyer
Our trust in God and our reverence for him must be greater than our personal wishes, thoughts, and feelings.
Joyce Meyer
If at all possible, keep your word despite your painful situation, and do your best to help others.
Joyce Meyer
People believe a lot more of what they see you do than what they hear you do. That's why it is important that we take the responsibility to set a good, Biblical example. How we live in front of people and even behind closed doors at home is essential to being an effective witness.
Joyce Meyer
As a parent, your part is to pray for your kids and teach them what the Bible says about how to live, set up guidelines for them to follow, determine what the consequences will be if they disobey, and follow through with those consequences when necessary. God's part is to work with your children's hearts and help them change their inward attitudes. The children's part is to choose what they are going to do. Parents get out of balance when they try to manage all three parts of this process themselves.
Joyce Meyer
Sources: thegospelcoalition.org, premierchristian.news, shortform.com, vcstar.com
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