Sentences with phrase «never going to»

If he's only seeing the people who go to church once a month he's never going to meet the people who don't go to church.»

The Bible says the church should care for the poor / needy etc, but honestly, it is never going to happen.

«I've learned by now that this approach is never going to go over for some people in my world.

You swear you're never going to forget what it's like «in the trenches» with small children when you're in the midst of it but then you get just a few years out of that intense season of life and then a toddler shows up and you're all, «Oh, good gracious, I forgot how busy this season is!»

You are never going to prove anything with such weak and childish arguments...

Why is it they are never going to be happy until they've dictated to everyone else how to live their lives?

There is never going to be a perfect time to find a church, join a small group or start volunteering.

They are doing it for a religious purpose, and those purposes are never going to evolve into something more dramatic and drastic (not that you were suggesting it would).

We are never going to know the truth but stop blaming people we are told to blame and start thinking for yourselves.

Making religious holidays into school or federal holidays in never going to work because some religions and some people will always be excluded.

It doesn't matter what you do, or how hard you try — you are never going to have a better past.

Given that Gardner had a disciplined and well - funded campaign, this was never going to convince the swing voters that Udall needed.

Christians are never going to universally agree on how to approach the «hot topics.»

You are never going to catch fish if you just keep it parked here in your driveway.

Realizing that we are never going to be better Christians.

Giving his verdict on the Brexit talks so far, Mr Hilton said he was «satisfied», given the UK was never going to leave in «one fell swoop».

As long as we let lawyers run this country (not implying obama you liberal pigs) we are never going to be able to fix the problems with health care.

I myself struggled with the thoughts of never going to heaven.

Garrison and Sumner were never going to get the vote of the swing voter in Illinois or Pennsylvania.

preacherlady September 21, 2010 1:37 am The best example I can think of is almost every time I've taught on forgiveness and what unforgiveness does to us, there's always someone who says «I don't care what you say... I'm NEVER going to forgive him for what he did to me.»

As long as the poor remain objects of volunteer trips rather than joint subjects in a common enterprise of faith, it's never going to be mission.

Republicans do the opposite... they're never going to give to someone without first making sure that someone hears about it.

I once overheard a discussion about campus politics that summed up Lutheran irony quite well: «You're just never going to hear that the Lutherans are angry and they're mobilizing.»

There is also the realpolitik argument that, since we were never going to depopulate Iraq, we needed a stable and legitimate Iraqi government, and this included a government that controlled oil revenues.

When you find true love, you're never going to let it go.

I'm never going to be reduced to feel guilty because of 10 % the modern day church make you believe you have to pay.

Man is born into original «sin», so all those, 5 billion or so, that never heard of your god are never going to be or can be saved because they see Jesus Christ as sheer bull sh!t.

We can try to downplay this with cries of «I'm never going to be like my parents,» but the powers of both nature and nurture are hard to fully escape.

Jesus never said anything, never did anything and is never going to say anything or do anything.

As a distinguished champion of what the left euphemistically calls «reproductive rights,» Justice Ginsburg was never going to critique the decision on moral grounds; the problem for Ginsburg, rather, was tactical.

It's never going to happen.

Until he can process this trauma openly he is never going to wilfully put himself back into the same position again.

We are never going to be the same — and for me to ask you to be «like - minded as me» is a too unrealisitic a task (and wrong on my part to do).

Now, if CNN would give us REAL articles, with actual topics, at least a few people would start making comments worthy of consideration and discussion (there would still be yammering idiots on both sides of the aisle, but that's never going to change).

Despite my long - held belief that childbearing was never going to be a part of my story, I am great with child, eager to meet my daughter whose arrival is short weeks away.

Military action might be a necessary component but it is never going to bring about long - term security.

This is never going to be a book that students of literature esteem as highly as others published in the same year, such as Auden and MacNeice's Letters from Iceland or Tolkien's The Hobbit.

You're never going to be fully ready for marriage.

You being who you are are never going to be a normal pastor with a normal church.

I'm definitely never going to achieve getting across my true self to anyone, but I can keep trying.»

Your never going to be the majority here in America, this is a Christian country..

The vast majority of humanity is NEVER going to understand quantum mechanics, but my favorite is when the layman thinks they understand such concepts as «nothing» and «infinity».

But, I remember thinking, when I was about eight or ten that I was never going to grow up, because I didn't know any grown - ups with the name Jeremy.

The road from Being President to Being That Slightly Stupid Aunt on Facebook Who Posts Obvious Nonsense As if It Fell From the Lips of David Attenborough Himself was never going to be a long one for Donald Trump.

i.n.g. of property (buildings) It is a safe bet they are never going to stop.

It is never going to stop and a.b.o.r.t.i.o.n is only one form of it.

I've realized I'm never going to find the church I'm looking for.

A person is never going to fully agree theologically, in every way, with any community of believers however, when choosing a community for myself and my family to be a part of, I certainly looked for the church which had the most points of agreement.

Real easy to have an opinion that you have no skin in and is never going to affect you.

I'm not saying Ratzinger was a bad man, he simply was never going to live up to the bar set by his predecessor... now the new pope will get a chance to form his own legacy... just saying..