Women Of God Quotes

“I don’t want to be the type of beautiful princess who sits in her castle with servants waiting on her hand and foot. I want to be the type of princess who makes a difference in the kingdom, one who gets up, goes out, and serves others by being God’s hands and feet.
God has given us power and authority for a purpose—to make a difference in the kingdom. We’re to help set captives free from the evil oppression of Satan. We’re to extend our hands with the sword of the Spirit into the dark and lonely pits where prisoners are being held captive. We’re to pray and encourage them to grab hold of the sword (God’s Word and truth) and help pull them out of the darkness and into the light.”
― Mistie House

“In the seasons of life where quiet space is at a premium, words are at a loss, and God remains silent, find opportunities to pray and worship in the crazy rhythm-of-rush season where you are.”
― Catherine Bird, The Art of Amen: A Creative Prayer Experience

“Trust God to provide a framework for your wandering heart—not to lock you in, but to release you into a spacious place, where you remember Who He is and who you are in His heart; accepted, beloved, cared for.”
― Catherine Bird, The Art of Amen: A Creative Prayer Experience

“I  am  a  woman  who  can  say  I  am  enough  and  I  am worthy.  I  found  myself  by  helping  others  in  the  midst of  my  own  pain.  We  can  only  give  ourselves  over  to Him  without  borders,  and  without  holding  back,  just like  I  am  each  day  asking  Him  for  direction  and  for strength.  When  I  look  at  the  women  in  the  Bible, Tamar  seduced  her  husband’s  father  and  got pregnant  with  his  child,  Rehab  was  a  prostitute, Bathsheba  cheated  on  her  husband  and  had  a child  by  David  and  Mary  Magdalene  was  an adulterous  woman,  yet  Jesus  looked  into  their  souls and  gave  them  a  powerful  story,  that  still  today can  be  an  example  to  us  all.  ”
― Chimnese Davids, Redeeming Soul

“Life is funny sometimes when you realize that at times there were people you were not good enough to keep company with but then God elevated you to a level of influence that even they could not reach.”
― Germany Kent