Love Quotes

“Be quick to repent, quick to forgive, and quick to believe God.   Forgive”
― Kenneth E. Hagin, Love: The Way to Victory

“Some folks just need to go on record with God as having forgiven themselves. If you need to forgive others, do that too. But also forgive yourself for past mistakes, failures, and faults. Then forget about your mistakes. Love forgets. Unless you forget about your mistakes and failures, you really haven’t forgiven yourself.”
― Kenneth E. Hagin, Love: The Way to Victory

“If you don’t forgive yourself, it can keep you from receiving healing, and it can keep your prayers from being answered because your faith won’t work except by love. If you don’t forgive yourself, it will hinder your faith just as much as unforgiveness toward another person will hinder your faith. It’s just as wrong not to forgive yourself and to harbor ill will and animosity against yourself as it is not to forgive someone else.   1 JOHN 3:18-21 18 My little children, let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in truth. 19 And hereby we know that we are of the truth, and shall assure our hearts before him. 20 FOR IF OUR HEART CONDEMN US, God is greater than our heart, and knoweth all things. 21 Beloved, IF OUR HEART CONDEMN US NOT, THEN HAVE WE CONFIDENCE TOWARD GOD.   You see, if you harbor unforgiveness and ill will in your heart, your heart will condemn you, and you won’t be able to come boldly before God to get your petitions answered. Your prayers will be hindered. But”
― Kenneth E. Hagin, Love: The Way to Victory

“When you walk in love, you fulfill the Law — all of God’s requirements. Without love, you won’t be able to walk in God’s ways because God is love. Even”
― Kenneth E. Hagin, Love: The Way to Victory

“God just blesses people who repent, forgive, and believe.”
― Kenneth E. Hagin, Love: The Way to Victory

“The Bible has the answer to every problem and to every situation in life. No matter what happens in life, the Bible has the answer. It may not be the answer we want to hear, but it’s the answer. She”
― Kenneth E. Hagin, Love: The Way to Victory

“In Mark 11:25, Jesus said, “When you stand praying, forgive if ye have ought against anyone.” The word “ought” means any kind of grudge or ill will or wrong feeling about anyone at all. That means a little grudge, a middle-sized grudge, or a big grudge — anything at all against another person. After all, the Bible says it’s the little foxes that spoil the vine (Song of Sol. 2:15). So many times it’s not the big things in believers’ lives that spoil their Christian walk. It’s the many little sins they fail to deal with that destroy their faith. Sometimes”
― Kenneth E. Hagin, Love: The Way to Victory

“In fact, go through the four Gospels and search the Scriptures for yourself, and write out every verse Jesus ever mentioned relative to faith. You will find that unforgiveness — the lack of walking in love — is a specific hindrance to faith and prayer that Jesus mentioned (Mark 11:23-25). That doesn’t mean there aren’t other hindrances to faith and prayer. But what it does mean is that unforgiveness is the main hindrance to faith and answered prayer.”
― Kenneth E. Hagin, Love: The Way to Victory

“I know from experience of more than fifty years of ministry and talking with many thousands of people through the years on a one-to-one basis, that unforgiveness is the main reason why people’s faith doesn’t work. And unforgiveness is the main reason why people fail to receive their healing. In”
― Kenneth E. Hagin, Love: The Way to Victory