Liz Isaacson > Quotes

“Maybe you just need to take that first step”
― Liz Isaacson, Second Chance Ranch

“I think we should strive to be more like the Savior. Look at people as who they really are: a child of God. I think if we can manage to do that, we’ll forgive more easily, settle old disputes, and be kinder with each other. Most of us are ill, my friends, and I don’t mean with a cold or cancer. I mean we’re spiritually ill, and we could all use a smile, a hug, and an understanding heart. The Savior had a unique ability to see this in every person he met. Can we do the same?” The pastor’s gaze swept the crowd. “And my dear friends, one more thing. It would be well with us if we could see others as the Lord does. But do we see ourselves that way too? Do you believe you’re a child of God, that He loves you unconditionally, that you are worth His sacrifice?”
― Liz Isaacson, Between the Reins

“love would be able to affect a person so much, but it did. Its power could change hearts and minds, open the door to forgiveness, and inspire kindness, conversations, and bind families together.”
― Liz Isaacson, The Cowboy Who Loved Texas

“Bree’s car wasn’t there, which indicated she’d likely gone down the canyon to her boyfriend’s house.”
― Liz Isaacson, Gray

“irritated her so much that she hand-washed dishes instead of emptying the dishwasher so she could put the dirty dishes in it.”
― Liz Isaacson, The Secret of Santa

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― Liz Isaacson, The Cowboy Who Came Home

“all she had to do was go outside and look at the mountains to know God existed.”
― Liz Isaacson, Colton

“off a little strong. “I mean, I just got home, and I’ll need to settle in, but I’d love to get your number, so when I’m sitting in front of my”
― Liz Isaacson, The Cowboy Who Came Home