4,580 Quotes About Joy
- Author Charlotte Eriksson
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How does one know you’ve “made it”?You no longer feel like you have anything to prove to anyone. You have no regrets or resentments from the past, anger that you’re working from. No people you want revenge on or songs you want to sing in order to finally speak your mind. Instead, you work from a place of wanting to do the work only, without any attachment to the outcome.
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- Author Angel Durie
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If you really lose the will, and there's no copy of you to do , in your possession if you realize that no one does it like you then you have all the will
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- Author Jen Oshman
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The counter-intuitive truth of the Christian life is that joy is granted when we deny ourselves. Our Savior endured the cross “for the joy set before him” (Heb. 12:2). In the same way, when we seek the good of our spouse, when we forsake ourselves, we find joy.
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- Author Bill Reid
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Joy is a well-made object, equalled only by the joy of making it.
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- Author Gabriel E.O.F. Omoboriola
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At the end, your greatest joy will not come from what you received from the Lord but from what you accomplish for Him
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- Author E.A. Bucchianeri
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I've never seen a nation more quick at finding joy in a sad situation than the Irish at a funeral.
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- Author Jonathan Hayashi
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Christianity detached from mission leads to either lifeless moralism or joyless legalism.
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- Author Michael Donald
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We gave the people great joy, at a time when a lot of people were experiencing a lot of pain due to the disappearance of a son, of a family member. All of that wasn't our fault. We were trying to make people happy. We played football, which was what we were trying to do the best we could. (Daniel Bertoni)
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- Author Cynthia Ulrich Tobias
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Living all out for God certainly doesn't mean we'll have a safe life. It's not supposed to be safe-or particularly easy. That doesn't mean it always has to be full of turmoil and trials; it just means we want so much of God that we're willing to do whatever He asks us to do. It also means we have a rock-solid faith and a deep, abiding joy that doesn't depend on our circumstances.
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