Autumn Macarthur > Quotes

“Standing to lean across the table, he cradled her face in his hands and kissed her. Soft, gentle, and tender. And she gladly kissed him back. In his kiss, she felt a pledge and a promise of a future filled with love.”
― Autumn Macarthur, Invitation to the Ball

“hard to be angry when inside her a fluttering songbird sang thanksgiving.”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Wedding List

“Fix your thoughts on what is true and good and right. Think about things that are pure and lovely, and dwell on the fine, good things in others. Think about all you can praise God for and be glad about. Philippians 4:8 TLB –––––––– I cry out to God Most High, to God who fulfils his purpose for me. Psalm 57:2 ESV”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Macleans

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― Autumn Macarthur, Teapots & Tiaras

“With God’s help, a relationship based on trust, love, and commitment will see us through anything.”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Macleans

“When we tell ourselves that if we don’t come first, we’re second rate, it can stop us trying. Real winning is about being all we were created to be. We win every time we exceed our own personal best.”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Macleans

“love drives out fear. Her”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Wedding List

“We’ll have moments when ‘grit your teeth and obey God’ is the only way to get through.”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Macleans

“May God the Father give you joy; May God the Son give you grace; May God the Holy Spirit Fill your hearts with love. And the blessing of God almighty, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, Descend upon you and abide in you Now and always Amen.”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Macleans

“But a flutter deep in her chest whispered that maybe, just maybe, letting herself find joy in the time she had left with Nick would be worth the inevitable grief.”
― Autumn Macarthur, What Happens in London #1: Four sweet faith-filled contemporary romances set in London - reunion, opposites attract, mid-life couple, enemies-to-love!

“Where does God come in? If we have faith, nothing can harm us. He can defeat your fear, if you ask.” Pain”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Wedding List

“He always listened, and His will was always good and perfect. Her role was to find the blessing and be glad in it.”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Macleans

“He did know how to commit, after all. You decided you wanted to be with someone, and you kept on deciding and deciding and deciding. Every minute of every day, for as long as you lived.”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Wedding List / Believe in Me / A Model Bride

“The trick to a lasting marriage is not avoiding disappointments. It’s how we deal with them.”
― Autumn Macarthur, The Macleans

“she knew who Satan was. Everything that wasn’t love. Evil whispered to her every day, in her guilt and her pain and her lost faith and her belief she couldn’t be forgiven. Love said the opposite. God said the opposite.”
― Autumn Macarthur, Love, London