Preston Sprinkle Quotes

Grace is unconditional acceptance given to an undeserving person by an unobligated giver. It is one-way love. — Preston Sprinkle

God rescues sinners, losers, victims - those who know they can't help themselves. — Preston Sprinkle

But our hope does not lie in enforcing our ethic upon secular governments. We can't legislate the kingdom of God into existence. — Preston Sprinkle

Grace is God's aggressive pursuit of, and stubborn delight in, freakishly foul people. — Preston Sprinkle

Grace is a dangerous topic because the Bible is a dangerous book. It wrecks people, it offends people, and it's tough to read from the suburbs. — Preston Sprinkle

The nonviolent rhythms of the cross meet the melodies of this world with dissonance. I — Preston Sprinkle

The Incarnate One is truly human as well as truly divine, and so properly spoken of as our friend and brother as well as our Lord and God. — Preston Sprinkle

God helps those who realize that they can't help themselves. — Preston Sprinkle

It's tough to follow Jesus while clutching on to our rights, our honor, our reputation. This kingdom stuff isn't for the fainthearted. — Preston Sprinkle

genuine relationships are always the best place to start as we seek to integrate our ethical views in the daily life of ministry. — Preston Sprinkle

But grace has no leash. It's untamed, unbound, and runs wild and free. — Preston Sprinkle

Jesus planted the first church on earth with a group of hoodlums who wouldn't be let inside the doors of most churches today. — Preston Sprinkle

Grace is love that seeks you out when you have nothing to give in return. — Preston Sprinkle

Is unconditional acceptance given to an undeserving person by an unobligated giver. — Preston Sprinkle

God works within a broken system to gradually improve it until it's eventually done away with. — Preston Sprinkle

Without the crucified Christ, nonviolence has little power. With Christ at the center, nonviolence conquers the world. — Preston Sprinkle

A person who chooses to love his or her enemies can have no enemies. That person is left only with neighbors. — Preston Sprinkle

Portraits of Gideon, Barak, Samson, — Preston Sprinkle

Before we apply Joshua to our lives, we need to make sure which side of the Jordan we are living on. Militarism invites God's wrath. — Preston Sprinkle