Create Yours

Top 25 Russell Moore Quotes (2024 Update)

Russell Moore Quote: “An evangelical is one who says to a liberal: I’ll call you a Christian if you call me a scholar.”
Russell Moore Quote: “The unchurched kids laughed at the Bible studies based on television shows or songs of the moment. They weren’t impressed at all by the video clips provided by the denomination’s publisher, or by the knock-off Christian boy bands crooning about the hotness of sexual purity. What riveted their attention wasn’t what was relatable to them but what wasn’t.”
Russell Moore Quote: “As one segregationist church elder in Jim Crow–era Birmingham reportedly said: “To hell with Christian principles – we’ve got to save the church!”
Russell Moore Quote: “Pivot away from seeing human beings as your enemy, and look for the old serpent of Eden.”
Russell Moore Quote: “The Christian catacombs represent simplicity and earthiness; the cathedrals, transcendence and wonder.”
Russell Moore Quote: “Many of those old controversies were polarized by “slippery slope” arguments. What many of us never realized is that every side of an issue has slippery slopes and if one only sees one of them, one is probably sliding down another.”
Russell Moore Quote: “What we have is the present, and for that we must give an account. “It is only our daily bread that we are encouraged to ask for,” he said. “The present is the only time which any duty can be done or any grace received.” Knowing that, we can be faithful in the moment, even when we don’t know the future, the outcome, our success or failure or even how to gauge those things.”
Russell Moore Quote: “The first step to becoming a people of truth is to recognize what makes us afraid, and to ask why and who benefits from that fear.”
Russell Moore Quote: “As one biblical scholar notes, Jesus here once again upended expectations of what a Messiah should do. The one who was expected to clear the temple of outsiders, aliens, and foreigners, instead ends up clearing out temple space for them.”
Russell Moore Quote: “We see now young evangelicals walking away from evangelicalism not because they do not believe what the church teaches, but because they believe the church itself does not believe what the church teaches.”
Russell Moore Quote: “Increasingly, in this sort of American culture, it is not just that we are divided about what we value about the way things should be, but what we are allowed to say about the way things actually are.”
Russell Moore Quote: “This is because we live in a time in which “truth” is seen as a means to tribal belonging, rather than as a reality that exists outside of us. And that’s true even among, sometimes even especially among, those who spent the last twenty years arguing about the dangers of postmodern relativistic ideas of “truth” and the “rejection of metanarratives.”
Russell Moore Quote: “Those who can still feel shame, whose consciences are still vulnerable to conviction by the Holy Spirit, will then step back or step away, and the shameless will inherit, if not the earth, then at least the political party leadership or the congregation or the school board or the social media feed.”
Russell Moore Quote: “After the disruptions of the past few years, though, the primary critique of evangelical Christianity – from the outside world as well as from those of us who’ve found ourselves accidental exiles within the church – is not that evangelical Christianity believes and practices all these things, but that we don’t.”
Russell Moore Quote: “Culture-warring is easier than conversion because, as George Orwell once wrote of “transferred nationalism,” it “is a way of attaining salvation without altering one’s conduct.”
Russell Moore Quote: “As Lewis told those students: “If we looked for something that would turn the present world from a place of pilgrimage into a permanent city satisfying the soul of man, we are disillusioned, and not a moment too soon.”
Russell Moore Quote: “In the temple, there might have been financial abuses, but the central issue seems to be the turning of what was meant to be sacred space into something “useful” – commerce. And, along with that, the space taken up was that of the most marginal and vulnerable people – the “outsiders” in the Court of the Gentiles in which those coming to pray were forced to do so in the middle of marketplace buzz.”
Russell Moore Quote: “Our problem now, though, is that, increasingly, we are called not just to argue about what is true, but to say things that we know to be false, just to prove that we are part of the tribe to which we belong.”
Russell Moore Quote: “That promise is not to build “the evangelical movement,” whatever that is. It’s not a promise that institutions will continue to exist as they are, any more than “For God so loved the world” means that a person can enter the kingdom without taking up the cross. Any church can lose its lampstand, Jesus told us, and flicker out. We are more vulnerable than we know.”
Russell Moore Quote: “When a 2018 study asked ‘nothing in particulars’ why they rejected religious affiliation, 47 percent disliked the positions churches took on social or political issues, and 31 percent disliked religious leaders,” Jenkins notes. “Only 21 percent denied a belief in God.”
Russell Moore Quote: “Christian nationalisms and civil religions are a kind of Great Commission in reverse, in which the nations seek to make disciples of themselves, using the authority of Jesus to baptize their national identity in the name of the blood and of the soil and of the political order. The gospel is not a means to any end, except for the end of union with the crucified and resurrected Christ who transcends, and stands in judgment over, every group, every identity, every nationality, every culture.”
Russell Moore Quote: “Christian nationalism cannot turn back secularism, because it is just another form of it. In fact, it is an even more virulent form of secularism because it pronounces as “Christian” what cannot stand before the Judgment Seat of Christ.”
Russell Moore Quote: “I couldn’t help but wonder if the plot twist to the story of American conservative Christianity was that what we thought was the Shire was Mordor all along.”
Russell Moore Quote: “Some evangelical Christians know Scripture in order to debate predestination or women’s ordination – in the same way the pragmatic Christians they despise know how to use Scripture to address melancholy on the job or endurance through toilet training a child – and yet don’t know the difference between Josiah and Jehoiakim. It seems to them to be beside the point.”
Russell Moore Quote: “The way to do that is to remind yourself where home really is, and pray and meditate upon that until you start to long for it. That’s the first step to declaring independence from the kind of culture where it’s always Election Day, and never Easter.”
Motivational Quotes
Inspirational Entrepreneurship Quotes
Positive Quotes
Albert Einstein Quotes
Startup Quotes
Steve Jobs Quotes
Success Quotes
Inspirational Quotes
Courage Quotes
Life Quotes
Focus Quotes
Swami Vivekananda Quotes

Beautiful Wallpapers and Images

We hope you enjoyed our collection of 25 Russell Moore Quotes.

All the images on this page were created with QuoteFancy Studio.

Use QuoteFancy Studio to create high-quality images for your desktop backgrounds, blog posts, presentations, social media, videos, posters, and more.

Learn more