Eddie Summers > Quotes

“Remember that God’s grace is not pardon for sin, but power to overcome sin. Then, it makes sense that He will never withdraw from you, knowing grace is your only hope for righteousness.”
― Eddie Summers, 50 Shades of Grace (Christian Life): Free At Last

“When we see God as the lawgiver instead of a loving Father, we tend to live our lives as orphans rather than sons and daughters.”
― Eddie Summers, 50 Shades of Grace (Christian Life): Free At Last

“it is possible to do good works and have zero relationship with God. It’s not the works that matter. It’s the personal love-relationship with Jesus Christ.”
― Eddie Summers, 50 Shades of Grace (Christian Life): Free At Last

“Grace is the supernatural power that enables us to live out the true Christian life, as God supernaturally forms Christ inside of us.”
― Eddie Summers, 50 Shades of Grace (Christian Life): Free At Last

“Shade 34: A Simple Strategy For we are fellow workmen (joint promoters, laborers together) with and for God (1 Cor 3:9 AMP). You know that you can do nothing apart from Him. You know that “we were all given the one Spirit to drink” (1 Corinthians 12:13 NIV), and when we drink from His Spirit He abides in us and we abide in Him. With that as our foundation, we can talk about collaborating with God.”
― Eddie Summers, 50 Shades of Grace (Christian Life): Free At Last

“Sin is no longer your master, for you no longer live under the requirements of the law. Instead, you live under the freedom of God's grace (Rom 6:14 NLT).”
― Eddie Summers, 50 Shades of Grace (Christian Life): Free At Last

“Sow Small, Reap Big You sow and reap constantly, but are you sowing intentionally? If you speak discouragement over your spouse, you just sowed discouragement. The same is true for encouragement, prophecy or wisdom, for example. Sow favor and blessing into others’ lives, and you can bet that you’ll reap favor and blessing back.”
― Eddie Summers, 50 Shades of Grace (Christian Life): Free At Last

“The behavior of a less mature believer might not be as impressive as yours, but their heart might be more sincere.”
― Eddie Summers, 50 Shades of Grace (Christian Life): Free At Last