Own The Moment Quotes

“Sometimes you are faced with moments in life that literally scare you to death. But if what you love or believe matters enough? You will own it.”
― Carl Lentz, Own The Moment

“I made the fearful decision to head to Sydney, Australia, to study the Bible. My calling, my wife, Laura, my church, my passion—all were behind the scariest door of all time. Since that day, this remains exactly true: Fear never leaves. But the way we handle it can always change.”
― Carl Lentz, Own The Moment

“I’M NOT READY FOR THAT.” How many times have you heard that? How many times have you said that? It’s a very natural reaction to things that are daunting and often make us feel insecure. It’s also a very common excuse to bow out of things we need to step into.”
― Carl Lentz, Own The Moment: How to Live a Spiritual Life in a Secular World

“What makes you the most insecure in life? Is it the success of others? Is it people who are doing what you want to do someday but you can’t do currently? Is it constant comparison to people and things that are not even running the same race as you? Do the exact opposite of what insecurity tells you to do. Cheer for somebody who is winning when you’re tempted to tear them down. Reach out to the person who you wish would reach out to you. When comparison creeps in, remind yourself that you are content simply being you. Insecurity’s grip on your life is not as tight as you may imagine.”
― Carl Lentz, Own The Moment: How to Live a Spiritual Life in a Secular World

“I will pray again that I never stop seeing the other side of the coin, the possibility of redemption, the audacious view that hope can arise in the middle of the worst of situations.”
― Carl Lentz, Own The Moment: How to Live a Spiritual Life in a Secular World

“That it doesn’t matter how people treat you, how they label you, as long as you don’t label you.”
― Carl Lentz, Own The Moment: How to Live a Spiritual Life in a Secular World

“But for the rest of us, we all have stories, we all have a past, and the difference between people who are effective and people who are not is this: Will you use your story, or will your story use you?”
― Carl Lentz, Own The Moment: How to Live a Spiritual Life in a Secular World