Kingdom Quotes

“My lady, I did not think you could answer it, when I took you from your home without your leave, and set value only on your gift. But I am answered truly. You have given fair return for insult thrice over and set your worth: higher than my life and all my kingdom and all who live therein, and though you send my people to the fire, I can claim no debt to repay. It is justly done.”
― Naomi Novik, Spinning Silver

“I think she's a beautiful woman. She may not be beautiful to look at whatever the fuck that means, in this kingdom of the blind.”
― James Baldwin, If Beale Street Could Talk

“Do you miss it?" she asked, because there was longing in his words, and his kingdom sounded quite astonishing, not like the shadowy place of sorrow she'd been told about.
"I belong there," he said.”
― Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Gods of Jade and Shadow

“In another kingdom, her secrets wouldn't matter.”
― Rebecca K. Sampson, Ember Dragon Daughter

“Our comfort zone has been the suffocation of our dreams.”
― Paul Brady

“If you are so busy in this life that you don't have time to tap into spiritual laws to learn them, then you're just working this planet by yourself.”
― Paul Brady

“We are pray-ers!
Our life is a prayer!
Our stance in God is a prayer.
Our place in Him is a place of prayer!”
― Paul Brady

“We work with the Spirit of God in prayer.”
― Paul Brady

“But we live in a world that has lost its appreciation for small things. We live in a world that wants things bigger and bigger. We want to supersize our fries, sodas, and church buildings. But amid all the supersizing, many of us feel God doing something new, something small and subtle. This thing Jesus called the kingdom of God is emerging across the globe in the most unexpected places, a gentle whisper amid the chaos.”
― Shane Claiborne, The Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical

“I crawled out the window and ran into the woods.
I had to make up all the words myself. The way
they taste, the way they sound in the air. I passed
through the narrow gate, stumbled in, stumbled
around for awhile, and stumbled back out. I made
this place for you. A place for you to love me.
If this isn't the kingdom then I don't know what is.”
― Richard Siken, Crush

“A king is only as strong as his kingdom. A king is only as strong as his allies. A king is only as strong as his army.”
― Soman Chainani, Quests for Glory

“Never shaft a scouser.”
― Steven Magee

“I’m going to have to act like him
I have to rule with fear to keep my kingdom safe”
― Raneem yacoub throne of deception

“Failing to recognize the worth of beauty independent from utilitarian function is symptomatic of an abject poverty of the soul. It’s like saying that if we turned St. Peter’s Basilica into a parking garage, we would improve it by making it practical. There’s a word for this, and it is vandalism. We must not vandalize the faith in the name of pragmatism!”
― Brian Zahnd, Beauty Will Save the World

“I do not dream of a better life for me ... but for all of us ......
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لست احلم بحياة افضل لي ...بل لنا جميعا ......”
― Hesham Nebr

“Show me your prayer life, and I will show you your destiny.”
― Paul Brady

“Jesus became the Door and gave us access to that supernatural realm we could not see!”
― Paul Brady

“வேந்தர்கள் எதைச் செய்தாலும் அது அவர்களின் அதிகார நலனுக்கானது; மனிதருக்கும் இயற்கைக்கும் எதிரானது.”
― Su. Venkatesan, வீரயுக நாயகன் வேள்பாரி, முதல் தொகுதி

“A king who fails in finding his perfect savior will lose his kingdom”
― J. Lepika

“The Kingdom is God is found within a man, yet all is life he keep searching somewhere else.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“I was very fortunate when I became disabled through occupational diseases in the USA that I could fall back onto the United Kingdom’s social security system if needed.”
― Steven Magee

“If I were in the United Kingdom during COVID-19, I would be writing my last will and testament.”
― Steven Magee

“If the postjudicial condition coincides with the supreme glory ('vera ibi gloria erit': The City of God, p. 696) and if glory in the century of centuries has the form of an eternal Sabbath, what remains to be investigated is precisely the meaning of this intimacy between glory and sabbatism. At the beginning and the end of the highest power there stands, according to Christian theology, a figure not of action and government, but of inoperativity. The indescribable mystery that glory, which is blinding light, must hide from the gaze of the scrutatores maiestatis is that of divine inoperativity, of what God does before creating the world and after the providential government of the world is complete. It is not the kabhod, which cannot be thought or looked upon, but the inoperative majesty that it veils with its clouds and the splendor of its insignia. Glory, both in theology and in politics, is precisely what takes the place of that unthinkable emptiness that amounts to the inoperativity of power. And yet, precisely this unsayable vacuity is what nourishes and feeds power (or, rather, what the machine of power transforms into nourishment). That means that the center of the governmental apparatus, the treshold at which Kingdom and Government ceaselessly communicate and ceaselessly distinguish themselves from one another is, in reality, empty; it is only the Sabbath and katapausis - and nevertheless, this inoperativity is so essential for the machine that it must at all costs be adopted and maintained at its center in the form of glory.”
― Giorgio Agamben, The Omnibus Homo Sacer

“Jesus's words are the best information on the subjects of greatest importance to human beings—whether they know it or not. He is the only solid foundation for our ideas.

So here's an example of a big idea from Jesus: "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand" (Matt. 4:17, KJV). The time is fulfilled. The kingdom of the heavens is right here. That is what Jesus preached. He preached the immediate availability of the kingdom of the heavens to anyone who would simply turn and walk into it. He preached discipleship as the greatest opportunity that any human being will ever have. He preached discipleship, because discipleship is how we get our ideas corrected.”
― Dallas Willard, The Allure of Gentleness: Defending the Faith in the Manner of Jesus

“My aim is not to build a kingdom for me, my aim is to demolish human's kingdom against God”
― P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“Christians are already established in the kingdom of God; they are already established as priests serving God as faithful witnesses to the presence of God in their life.”
― Martin Ellgar, God's Cry to the Church

“The kingdom of God is within us. Now go inside yourself and find it!”
― Michael Faust, The God Within Me

“Four magical islands surrounded the mainland of Wrenly. Primlox was ruled by the fairies. Hobsgrove was know as the island of wizards. The king's dragons roamed the island of Crestwood, and Burth belonged to the trolls.

All the islands were protected by the kingdom of wrenly, but each island was a smaller kingdom unto itself. King Caleb had to work very hard to keep the lands united. Sometimes there was trouble, but for now all was well.”
― Jordan Quinn, The Lost Stone

“When I am living with an eternal Kingdom perspective, then growing in relationship with my Creator will rise to the top of my priorities.”
― Rachelle Triay, GROW: A COACH APPROACH TO CHRISTIAN GROWTH

“Religion prepares man to leave earth; the Kingdom of God empowers man to dominate the earth. Religion wants to escape earth; the Kingdom of God impacts, influences, and changes earth. Religion brings earth to Heaven; the Kingdom brings Heaven to earth. Seek first the Kingdom of God!”
― Tony Warrick