The Relationship Principles of Jesus Quotes

“Truth without love doesn’t work. Some people use the truth like a weapon. They don’t tell the truth; they aim it. The truth sometimes hurts, but it doesn’t have to maim, kill, or destroy. As”
― Tom Holladay, The Relationship Principles of Jesus: How to Love Like Jesus

“words we speak to others can actually produce six distinct messages:
• what you mean to say • what you actually say • what the other person hears • what the other person thinks he hears • what the other person says about what you said • what you think the other person said about what you said*”
― Tom Holladay, The Relationship Principles of Jesus: How to Love Like Jesus

“There are two different ways to live life—the “I think I can” life, and the “I know I can’t, but I know God can” life.”
― Tom Holladay, The Relationship Principles of Jesus: How to Love Like Jesus

“The picture of Jesus as a humble servant is not meant to be a beautiful portrait to admire on the wall; it is meant to be a model that inspires us to act with humility.”
― Tom Holladay, The Relationship Principles of Jesus: How to Love Like Jesus

“If you are going to have healthy relationships, you’ll need to spend time alone with God. Paradoxically, those who have the healthiest relationships often are the most comfortable in being alone with God.”
― Tom Holladay, The Relationship Principles of Jesus: How to Love Like Jesus

“Love that speaks in grand terms about loving everyone yet does nothing to meet in practical ways the need of the person who stands in front of it is not true love. Love”
― Tom Holladay, The Relationship Principles of Jesus: How to Love Like Jesus

“At its most basic, to love God with all your mind is to know that God’s thoughts are thoughts of love toward you and to decide that your thoughts will be thoughts of love toward God.”
― Tom Holladay, The Relationship Principles of Jesus: How to Love Like Jesus

“Here’s a practical place to get started in this adventure of loving God with all your heart: Talk to God out loud and with emotion.”
― Tom Holladay, The Relationship Principles of Jesus: How to Love Like Jesus