Top 250 Myles Munroe Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “God designed the world in such a way that everything functions on principles. Principles are eternal laws established and inherent in creation that make creation function.”

— Myles Munroe

152. “You are designed by God not to blend in, but to stand out.”

— Myles Munroe

153. “We each were endowed at birth with a unique gift, something we were born to do or become that no one else can achieve the way we can. God’s purpose is that we bear abundant fruit and release the blessings of our gift and potential to the world.”

— Myles Munroe

154. “Leadership is inherent in our nature and is fundamental to our origins, our human makeup -and our destiny.”

— Myles Munroe

155. “For a woman, language spoken is an expression of what she is feeling. For a man, language spoken is an expression of what he is thinking. A woman says what is on her heart while a man says what is on his mind.”

— Myles Munroe

156. “The first word Jesus used in His earthly ministry was repent. Repent means to change the way you’ve been conditioned to think, and I believe that is the only way we are going to see the impact of the original concepts and idea of God.”

— Myles Munroe

157. “Nothing is more difficult than trying to correct history.”

— Myles Munroe

158. “No one came to earth empty; everybody came with a contribution to make to their generation. Most of them never find that gift and even more die never releasing it.”

— Myles Munroe

159. “When you get before great people you don’t talk a lot, you ask questions.”

— Myles Munroe

160. “You came into this world pregnant with unlimited potential.”

— Myles Munroe

161. “If you cling to an experience that cannot accommodate change, this can cause you to become a victim of that change. He who worships the past will remain there.”

— Myles Munroe

162. “The world is so average, it doesn’t take much to be a genius, just do a little extra.”

— Myles Munroe

163. “We need to challenge our own theology, challenge the curriculum of our Bible schools and our seminaries, and ask simple questions. Are we teaching and producing ministers who have the right message?”

— Myles Munroe

164. “You have to choose to manifest your leadership nature.”

— Myles Munroe

165. “We were not designed to be dominated.”

— Myles Munroe

166. “Don’t accept your present state in life as final, because it is just that, a state.”

— Myles Munroe

167. “Kingdom citizenship is a spiritual reality, but it is also a mentality. As believers, we already have the Spirit of God, but we need to learn the mind and the heart of God.”

— Myles Munroe

168. “There is truly no greater burden than freedom, no heavier load than liberty.”

— Myles Munroe

169. “Desire is craving enough to sacrifice for.”

— Myles Munroe

170. “The greatest act of leadership is mentoring. No matter how much you may learn, achieve, accumulate, or accomplish, if it all dies with you, then you are a generational failure.”

— Myles Munroe

171. “Success is the potential destiny of all created things.”

— Myles Munroe

172. “Divine Law is not subject nor affected by the majority vote of humanity.”

— Myles Munroe

173. “God will not give you a dream unless He knows you have the talents, abilities, and personality to complete it. His commands reveal the potential He gave you before you were born.”

— Myles Munroe

174. “Prayer is earthly license for heavenly interference.”

— Myles Munroe

175. “When certain parts of our bodies are touched, certain enzymes and chemicals that trigger sexual desire are released into our system. The more our bodies are stimulated, the more chemicals are released and the greater our sexual desire grows until it becomes a virtually unstoppable flood.”

— Myles Munroe

176. “The leadership spirit comes with a spirit of leadership.”

— Myles Munroe

177. “Faithfulness to your husband means sticking up for him, always building him up and never tearing him down.”

— Myles Munroe

178. “It’s safer to do nothing and know why you doing it, than to do something and don’t know why you do it.”

— Myles Munroe

179. “If we get into the habit of thinking of ourselves as always owing a debt of love to our spouses, we will be less inclined to take offense when they say or do something that we do not like.”

— Myles Munroe

180. “Leadership potential exists in everybody. What I think we have missed is that we have somehow relegated leadership only to a special, talented few people.”

— Myles Munroe

181. “The greatest challenge of Leadership maintaining personal conviction in a globalized world.”

— Myles Munroe

182. “We are the products of a highly intelligent and creative supreme being.”

— Myles Munroe

183. “We need people in the areas that create laws and policies who are filled with the Kingdom so that those laws can become the fabric of our social development.”

— Myles Munroe

184. “Great leadership is not attained by pursuing greatness but by persevering through great tests.”

— Myles Munroe

185. “Friendship is not a gift, but is the result of hard work.”

— Myles Munroe

186. “I’m washed, I’m forgiven, I’m whole, and I’m healed. I’m cleansed and I’m glory bound. I am only a sojourner on the earth.”

— Myles Munroe

187. “The past is the past. Who or what we used to be doesn’t matter anymore. What matters is who and what we are now and who and what we can become in the future.”

— Myles Munroe

188. “Vision is a conception that is inspired by God in the hearts of Human.”

— Myles Munroe

189. “True Leadership is the authority given by the trust of the followers to use power for the benefit of all.”

— Myles Munroe

190. “Deliverance is not the same as freedom. Deliverance is release from the oppressor, but freedom is deliverance from oppression.”

— Myles Munroe

191. “The picture that we have of ourselves – our self-concept – will always determine how we respond to life.”

— Myles Munroe

192. “Great leaders have no need for reputation. Reputation is what you are in public. Character is who you are in private.”

— Myles Munroe

193. “Once more, we must realize that when men are ignorant of their true identity, it affects not only their own callings and fulfillment, but also that of their families and of society as a whole. This is because God has given males a unique leadership influence. As the man goes, so goes the family, society, and the world.”

— Myles Munroe

194. “We are a sum total of what we have learned from all who have taught us, both great and small.”

— Myles Munroe

195. “Every conscientious husband and wife should measure their marriage by the unchanging standard of the principles found in God’s Word.”

— Myles Munroe

196. “If we compete with ourselves and not with others, then it does not matter who is behind us or ahead of us; our goal is to become and achieve all we are capable of being and doing, and this becomes the measure of our satisfaction.”

— Myles Munroe

197. “Correct priority is the principle of progress because when you establish your priority according to your purpose and goals then your progress is guaranteed.”

— Myles Munroe

198. “Your work is what you were born to do. No kind of educational system can teach you your true work, because it is your life purpose, and it is revealed by your God-given gifts.”

— Myles Munroe

199. “Leadership will either lead you into a ditch or lead you into purpose. We need our leaders, especially those who are teaching our young people, to have the right message.”

— Myles Munroe

200. “At age 14, my belief systems began to change about myself, about God, about humans, about values, and about moral standards. I also began to align myself with the principles that are laid down by the Creator in the book called the Bible.”

— Myles Munroe