Amy Seiffert > Quotes

“So often in our earliest iterations of faith, we might categorize God as angry in the Old Testament and gracious in the New Testament. We can often drift toward binary terms, black and white, good or bad, angry or kind. But the more time we spend in God’s presence and understand His Word, a fuller, more robust picture emerges, and from faith to faith we go.”
― Amy Seiffert, Your Name Is Daughter: What the Unsung Women of the Bible Teach Us about Our Worth

“Daughter, you are never too young or too old to speak life, to encourage others, to hear from God, and to shepherd others. Whether you are widowed, married, single, divorced—the kingdom needs your voice, your experiences, your testimony. We need your words, your warnings, your hope.”
― Amy Seiffert, Your Name Is Daughter: What the Unsung Women of the Bible Teach Us about Our Worth

“The Samaritan woman was the first person Jesus revealed Himself to on His mission. She has the longest recorded dialogue with Jesus of anyone. She was the first missionary before the resurrection. And Mary was the first missionary after the resurrection. Both women. Intentionally sought out by God. Specifically set aside to go and tell.”
― Amy Seiffert, Your Name Is Daughter: What the Unsung Women of the Bible Teach Us about Our Worth