Sentences with phrase «one's deep faith»

She is a woman of deep faith surrounded by a caring community.

The one thing they did have was a very deep faith.

My understanding of deep faith is that it does not demand answers.

I am a simple and humble person with deep faith in God, I am easy to be with and I am honest for my undertakings.

It offers inspiration, and is centred on deep faith in a loving and all-wise God.

While Santorum's donations compare favorably to the average American, they're not up to the levels that many would expect from a man of such deep faith.

She says that Winfrey's strong «spiritual nature» and deep faith helped her keep a sense of perspective through the worst times

Furthermore, these scholars have usually been persons of deep faith whose love for God and for the Bible have led them to their tasks.

The person who has most helped me to ponder this question is Edith Stein: an intellectual and a woman of deep faith who worked in philosophy and education.

He is repulsed by their superficial, skin - deep faith because, as C. F. D. Moule says, «Externals are worse than useless, unless the heart is in the right place.»

It presupposes that parents are persons of deep faith capable of conveying the importance of the Supper to their children.

«The fact that these efforts are pragmatic should not obscure that they often are conducted with deep faith as well as creativity, courage, nimbleness, theological conviction, and hope for a future day of freedom.»

Once again, the Samoan community and their incredibly deep faith are sustaining them, and in this poor mans case, will continue to do so for the rest of his life.

but i doubt denilson will be given AW deepest faith in him.

Whereas these reactions to mere film criticism would be more appropriate to having deep faith outraged by blasphemy, heresy and schism.

The fact that she is willing to wage such an intense fight to change the course of a major public - policy initiative evidences deep faith and confidence in the American system of governance.

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In the course of these remarks, this was said: «Those of us who shared our friend's deep faith in God as Love can have a confidence that nothing that he did, or said, or wrote, or thought can ever be lost.

Again and again persons have prayed with deep faith for the removal of mountains of ill health or other trouble and the request has not been granted.

I simply relayed this young womans story as an example of how a very deep faith can give someone the strength to carry on.

The early Puritans demanded public proof of deep faith in the Lord Jesus Christ before one could become a church member.

But all this he did from his deep faith, and after much careful prayer.

My question is to those of deep faith.

I'm sure there are many like me who believe that we have deep faith and call Jesus friend and teacher, but I have to say, I can only hope that my arms and hands could show that kind of mercy and love.

Her story is one of deep faith, perseverance, passion and unceasing hope.

The Apostle Paul was a man of deep faith, who when confronted with external pushback, responded, «Am I now trying to win the approval of human beings, or of God?

I have a deep faith in God and I believe in evolution.

His spiritual advice always steered me toward a deeper faith, and a receptive heart.

It was hard to follow Cuomo without thinking that his deepest faith was, independent of the evidence, in the efficacy of government.

I am a person of deep faith, but I began to question God as I saw how hateful Christianity can be.

Wills's work is more intelligent and substantial than Carroll's, and he writes from a deep faith; he notes, not without pride, that he prays the Rosary daily and recites the Lord's Prayer in Greek.

«Ann Voskamp taught our hearts to say thank you for gifts in an entirely new way and now she's taking us on another intimate journey: Beautiful words, deep faith, and true worship make this book a wonder...»

Bishop Jezierski has decided that a fitting sarcophagus will now be designed for the remains of Copernicus that have been discovered, not only to honour this renowned astronomer, but as a testimony to the unity of deep faith and meticulous science which his life's work represented.

Fred and I have determined that the equally yoked question should not be about us having the same faith, but rather, deep faith.

The woman in front of me was a woman of integrity, deep faith and sincere commitment to the church, She had been hired to be a pastoral assistant, and in that role she had contributed substantial time and amazing gifts to the congregation.

It may be that in time the widow or widower develops new abilities or a deeper faith or a better character or at least more sensitivity and compassion for others.

What if doubts, questions and skepticism is actually a display of deep faith?

Yet it will also require a countercultural way of life, a deep faith in the goodness of God and in the intelligibility of creation, and real hope in the transcendent vantage, beyond our immanent success or failure, opened up by the Resurrection.

Without sustained catechesis, youthful involvement in liturgy is no guarantee of deep faith and it can drain away all too easily on growing older in a secularised and worldly culture.

Part of that will include connecting them to a church so they can grow from nominalism to deeper faith.

On the contrary, his letters are full of it, and reflect the life of a man of deep faith, and full of gratitude to God.

I agree with arulba...» My understanding of deep faith is that it does not demand answers».

He reserved his deepest faith not for America but for the world as he saw it, on the theological assumption that the ordinary and everyday — the most mundane elements of human existence — are a gift from God.

For this viewer, however, and I think for anyone aware that Mennonite belief valued both the outer and the inner word, it seems entirely possible that Rembrandt intended Aeltje (whose status in the composition was diminished when the canvas was cut down by a later owner) to appear genuinely moved by her husband's speech, and by the deep faith that binds them together.