Showing posts with label William Watley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William Watley. Show all posts

Sunday, October 22, 2017

Quote of the Day (Rev. William Watley, on How Jesus Will Help You ‘Walk in the Light’)



“Stop asking God why you are not like other people or why you don’t have what they have. You are a star. If you still don’t believe that, I invite you to follow the savior Jesus. Jesus Christ will make you a star, and you will walk in the light — the light of the world.”-- Rev. William Watley quoted in Mary Lee Talbot, “Morning Worship: ‘Stop Asking God Why You Are Not Like Other People,’” The Chautauquan Daily, July 13-14, 2013

Sunday, August 3, 2014

Quote of the Day (Rev. William Watley, on Evil’s Bondage)


“Psychological, emotional, financial, generational and spiritual bondage can be just as confining and just as damning as physical bondage. … Evil still holds a number of families, communities, nations as well as individuals captive.”—Rev. William Watley quoted in Mary Lee Talbot, “Watleys to Explore Dimensions of Freedom in Emancipation Week,” The Chautauquan Daily, July 6, 2013

Sunday, December 29, 2013

Quote of the Day (Rev. William Watley, on Measuring the ‘Meaning of Our Lives’)



“We can’t measure the significance and meaning of our lives against household names. Before we begin self-denigration, we need to remember that even in Scripture there are people’s names we don’t know but whose lives still have an impact among us.”-- Rev. William Watley quoted in Mary Lee Talbot, “Morning Worship: ‘Stop Asking God Why You Are Not Like Other People,’” The Chautauquan Daily, July 13-14, 2013

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Quote of the Day (Rev. William Watley, on God’s Purpose in ‘Lives That Sin and Fail’)


“The vision, will and purpose of God never fall on lives that are mistake or failure free. God’s will, purpose and destiny become real in lives that sin and fail, and in the lives of those victimized by forces, powers an people we have no control over.”—Rev. William D. Watley, quoted in Mary Lee Talbot, “Morning Worship: Brutality on the Outside Does Not Destroy Beauty on the Inside,” Chautauquan Daily, July 12, 2013