Touching quotes from Catherine Coleman

Evangelist known for healing ministries and the Holy Spirit’s work.


1. "I believe that God wants to use you in a mighty way, and He wants to heal you." – Catherine Coleman


2. "The greatest miracle of all is the salvation of a soul." – Catherine Coleman


3. "God is not looking for vessels of gold or silver; He is looking for vessels of surrender." – Catherine Coleman


4. "I have one desire: that you may know Him, that you may experience His presence." – Catherine Coleman


5. "I can’t heal a fly, but God can heal a person, and He is still healing people today." – Catherine Coleman


6. "The Holy Spirit is not a power, He is a Person." – Catherine Coleman


7. "If you have faith in God, you can receive anything from Him." – Catherine Coleman


8. "Your faith in God will not disappoint you." – Catherine Coleman


9. "When you give God your life, you will find He can do more with it than you ever could." – Catherine Coleman


10. "When you have a personal encounter with God, your life will never be the same again." – Catherine Coleman


11. "There is no such thing as an impossibility with God." – Catherine Coleman


12. "The more I love Him, the more I realize I am nothing without Him." – Catherine Coleman


13. "You must surrender your life completely to God, and He will make something beautiful out of it." – Catherine Coleman


14. "The Holy Spirit is not a feeling; He is a divine Person who wants to fellowship with you." – Catherine Coleman


15. "Your life is the reflection of what you believe and trust in." – Catherine Coleman


16. "There is power in the Name of Jesus, and that power is available to you today." – Catherine Coleman


17. "God has no greater joy than to see His children walking in the fullness of His love." – Catherine Coleman


18. "To know Jesus is to know peace, joy, and fulfillment beyond anything this world offers." – Catherine Coleman


19. "I may not have all the answers, but I know one thing: Jesus Christ is the answer." – Catherine Coleman


20. "When we come into God’s presence, we come as we are. But we must leave changed." – Catherine Coleman


21. "The Holy Spirit is the key to everything. When He is present, miracles happen." – Catherine Coleman


22. "If you will trust God, He will move mountains for you." – Catherine Coleman


23. "The power of God is limitless. There is nothing too hard for Him." – Catherine Coleman


24. "God will not force you to receive His blessings, but He is waiting for you to come to Him in faith." – Catherine Coleman


25. "God is not interested in your ability, He is interested in your availability." – Catherine Coleman


26. "Miracles happen when we place our faith in the Lord and expect His divine intervention." – Catherine Coleman


27. "There is nothing impossible for God, and He is waiting for you to trust Him for the impossible." – Catherine Coleman


28. "Faith is not a feeling; it’s a choice. You must choose to believe." – Catherine Coleman


29. "Healing is not just a physical experience, but a spiritual and emotional restoration." – Catherine Coleman


30. "The presence of God is the most powerful thing on earth." – Catherine Coleman


31. "God does not want to just bless you; He wants to make you a blessing to others." – Catherine Coleman


32. "I can’t heal anyone, but I know Someone who can." – Catherine Coleman


33. "When God speaks, listen, for He is giving you an invitation to a greater life." – Catherine Coleman


34. "There is nothing more wonderful than to know that God’s hand is upon your life." – Catherine Coleman


35. "The Holy Spirit desires to take us into the presence of the Father, where all things are possible." – Catherine Coleman


36. "Every moment spent in the presence of the Lord changes you." – Catherine Coleman


37. "The anointing is not for self-promotion; it’s for service to others." – Catherine Coleman


38. "If you allow God to use you, He will perform the impossible through you." – Catherine Coleman


39. "What God does through you is determined by what you let Him do in you." – Catherine Coleman


40. "You were created for a purpose, and that purpose is to bring glory to God." – Catherine Coleman


These quotes reflect Catherine Coleman's deep faith, her commitment to God's power and love, and her passion for helping others experience His healing and presence.

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