Christine Dillon > Quotes

“The call to follow Jesus was a daily call to die to self, to pick up the cross and follow him.”
― Christine Dillon, Grace in Strange Disguise

“mentioned they hadn’t had a minister for ages.” William raised an eyebrow. Where was Steve going with this?”
― Christine Dillon, Grace Collection: #1-3

“So is Jesus a liar, a lunatic, or Lord? You know what I think, and I’ve staked my eternity on the decision. Please investigate thoroughly. Eternity is too important not to make the effort.”
― Christine Dillon, Grace Beneath the Frost

“As I’ve said to you before, dying can be a good thing. It has shown me what really matters. Aside from my family, you and several others are on my heart. I want you to have the best possible opportunity to meet Jesus, yet I find myself afraid to speak the truth to you. Have you ever noticed how much of human interaction is dictated by fear?”
― Christine Dillon, Grace Beneath the Frost

“I’d love you to pray for eyes to see opportunities and courage to grab them.” “I wouldn’t have thought you needed such prayers.” “Every believer needs the same things. Even Paul asked the believers to pray for him to have boldness. After all, our enemy uses fear as one of his favourite weapons to prevent us doing God’s work.”
― Christine Dillon, Grace in Strange Disguise

“because there really isn’t much of a difference between Christians and non-Christians,”
― Christine Dillon, Grace in Strange Disguise

“It would be great if Jesus could just be a useful model of how to live with some wise teachings he could apply in his life. But that wasn’t an option, not based on what he’d read so far. Jesus demanded all or nothing. Paul didn’t want to give all, yet was equally afraid to ignore what he’d learned.”
― Christine Dillon, Grace Beneath the Frost

“Life is not an exam with a pass and a fail. It’s based on whether Jesus accepts us or not.”
― Christine Dillon, Grace in Strange Disguise