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Top 15 Joe Rigney Quotes (2025 Update)

Joe Rigney Quote: “Our lives are to be a long obedience in the same direction, and our direction is far more important than our pace.”

1. “Our lives are to be a long obedience in the same direction, and our direction is far more important than our pace.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “False guilt kills true joy and ruins us for fruitful ministry. Impossible obligations lead to constant failure and incurable guilt, which only serve to breed greater sin. Read that again. Impossible obligation. Constant failure. Incurable guilt. Greater.”

2. “False guilt kills true joy and ruins us for fruitful ministry. Impossible obligations lead to constant failure and incurable guilt, which only serve to breed greater sin. Read that again. Impossible obligation. Constant failure. Incurable guilt. Greater.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “The written, authoritative word of God is what keeps us on the right path. It keeps our metaphors and analogies in check. The law of the Lord revives the soul, makes us wise so we don’t say foolish things about God, enlightens our eyes so we see God everywhere, and guards us from error.”

3. “The written, authoritative word of God is what keeps us on the right path. It keeps our metaphors and analogies in check. The law of the Lord revives the soul, makes us wise so we don’t say foolish things about God, enlightens our eyes so we see God everywhere, and guards us from error.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “The heavenly mind-set is profoundly earthy, but it is fundamentally oriented by the glory of Christ.”

4. “The heavenly mind-set is profoundly earthy, but it is fundamentally oriented by the glory of Christ.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “God glorifies himself by inviting us to participate in his Trinitarian fullness. Put another way, God glorifies himself by extending his glory so that his divine life comes to exist in creaturely form.”

5. “God glorifies himself by inviting us to participate in his Trinitarian fullness. Put another way, God glorifies himself by extending his glory so that his divine life comes to exist in creaturely form.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “God’s love for God led him to create the world from nothing. Therefore, our love for God, if it is to be an accurate reflection of God’s love, must also lead us to a deep and profound and fitting love for creation.”

6. “God’s love for God led him to create the world from nothing. Therefore, our love for God, if it is to be an accurate reflection of God’s love, must also lead us to a deep and profound and fitting love for creation.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “This desire for “something beyond” does not empty the real world, but actually gives it new depths. “He does not despise real woods because he has read of enchanted woods: the reading makes all real woods a little enchanted.”10.”

7. “This desire for “something beyond” does not empty the real world, but actually gives it new depths. “He does not despise real woods because he has read of enchanted woods: the reading makes all real woods a little enchanted.”10.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “We ought not think of all magic as simply sleight of hand or eye-tricking illusions. Magic is a real feature of the world that God has made.”

8. “We ought not think of all magic as simply sleight of hand or eye-tricking illusions. Magic is a real feature of the world that God has made.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “We are, all of us, en-storied creatures, living our lives in a narrative, which means our lives have directions, trends, and trajectories. And these trajectories are guided by an Author who teaches us that we will reap what we sow.”

9. “We are, all of us, en-storied creatures, living our lives in a narrative, which means our lives have directions, trends, and trajectories. And these trajectories are guided by an Author who teaches us that we will reap what we sow.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “Growing up doesn’t mean replacing old loves as much as it means adding new ones.”

10. “Growing up doesn’t mean replacing old loves as much as it means adding new ones.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “Christianity is a paradoxical religion in that it is both world-affirming and world-denying.”

11. “Christianity is a paradoxical religion in that it is both world-affirming and world-denying.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “Good music excellently played beautifies the world, calling people out of the prison of themselves to something greater and grander. Literature, both writing and reading it, is strategic. How many people have been primed to receive the gospel because they read The Chronicles of Narnia as children? And how much medieval philosophy and classical poetry and fantastic fiction did C. S. Lewis have to read before he was equipped to write those precious books?”

12. “Good music excellently played beautifies the world, calling people out of the prison of themselves to something greater and grander. Literature, both writing and reading it, is strategic. How many people have been primed to receive the gospel because they read The Chronicles of Narnia as children? And how much medieval philosophy and classical poetry and fantastic fiction did C. S. Lewis have to read before he was equipped to write those precious books?”

Joe Rigney Quote: “The task of dovetailing the spiritual and physical histories of the world into each other is accomplished in the total act of creation itself. Our prayers, and other free acts, are known to us only as we come to the moment of doing them. But they are eternally in the score of the great symphony. Not “pre-determined”; the syllable pre lets in the notion of eternity as simply an older time.”

13. “The task of dovetailing the spiritual and physical histories of the world into each other is accomplished in the total act of creation itself. Our prayers, and other free acts, are known to us only as we come to the moment of doing them. But they are eternally in the score of the great symphony. Not “pre-determined”; the syllable pre lets in the notion of eternity as simply an older time.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “Jesus did not die on the cross to deliver me from the sin of being born in America.”

14. “Jesus did not die on the cross to deliver me from the sin of being born in America.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “Supreme love for God orients our affections and orders our desires and integrates our loves.”

15. “Supreme love for God orients our affections and orders our desires and integrates our loves.”

Joe Rigney Quote: “I cannot count the number of times I’ve been reading Lewis and felt as though someone had given him a map of my heart – a.”

16. “I cannot count the number of times I’ve been reading Lewis and felt as though someone had given him a map of my heart – a.”

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