Ann Swindell
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Love in the Castle Library (In the Castle Library #2):
"Excellent continuation of the Castle Library series. I love the characters, setting, story and faith threads. I am really impressed by this author!"
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Love in the Castle Library (In the Castle Library #2):
"Another wonderful book by Ann Swindell! This one, I could not put down. Probably ended up reading the last half in one sitting! The mystery was there! I admit, I was slightly hopeful we would discover what we discovered, but how it came about was won"
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"I'm looking forward to reading more books by Ann Swindell! Love the spiritual lessons strewn throughout. Would enjoy a trip to Lethersby if it really existed!"
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"Continues to be a series I will let my sensitive young teen read, very clean romance filled with reminders of God's truth."
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Perfected: Trading Shame and Striving for Wholeness in Christ
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“Only Jesus can hold things like this in tandem. Only Jesus can simultaneously attend to the one with the broken foot and the one with stage IV cancer. Only Jesus can concurrently care about the child withering away from starvation and the child weeping over his parents’ divorce. Only Jesus can cry with the girl sobbing over a high school breakup and the wife who is widowed, left with mouths to feed and an empty bed. He is the only one who can see that all pain is real and valid, regardless of how the world would rank it. He is the only one who can validate our suffering—and he does.”
― Still Waiting: Hope for When God Doesn’t Give You What You Want
― Still Waiting: Hope for When God Doesn’t Give You What You Want
“This is the real, hard work of faith for most of us--not jumping of cliffs or swimming in shark-infested waters, but being willing to lay our hearts and souls before God without protection or pretense. And it's risky business.
It's risky to continue to open our hearts to the Lord when our dreams and desires don't line up with reality. Don't let anyone tell you differently. Don't let anyone make you feel like coming to the Lord should always feel warm and easy and clear-cut. It won't. It doesn't.
...He isn't bound by our ways, our timelines, our demands. He is bound by truth and love and justice and mercy--by the things he is and contains within himself.”
― Still Waiting: Hope for When God Doesn't Give You What You Want
It's risky to continue to open our hearts to the Lord when our dreams and desires don't line up with reality. Don't let anyone tell you differently. Don't let anyone make you feel like coming to the Lord should always feel warm and easy and clear-cut. It won't. It doesn't.
...He isn't bound by our ways, our timelines, our demands. He is bound by truth and love and justice and mercy--by the things he is and contains within himself.”
― Still Waiting: Hope for When God Doesn't Give You What You Want
“When we have begged and demanded from God all that we can, and when he still doesn't change our situation, we're left with a choice, we can choose offense with him, or we can choose obedience.
Offense is a terror of a thing: it puts us in the judgment seat over God. We strong-arm God, we yell at him, we tell him all the things he's not. And while it's good to be honest with God, there is a difference between heart-felt honesty and hostile honesty. Heartfelt honesty comes to God on its knees. Hostile honesty comes to God pointing the finger.”
― Still Waiting: Hope for When God Doesn't Give You What You Want
Offense is a terror of a thing: it puts us in the judgment seat over God. We strong-arm God, we yell at him, we tell him all the things he's not. And while it's good to be honest with God, there is a difference between heart-felt honesty and hostile honesty. Heartfelt honesty comes to God on its knees. Hostile honesty comes to God pointing the finger.”
― Still Waiting: Hope for When God Doesn't Give You What You Want
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