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“They’re all different kinds of deaths. Deaths of loved ones. Deaths of dreams. Deaths of relationships.” “And so death entered the world,” Ryan said under his breath. “What?” “What you said, about the deaths, it made me think of that verse ...more
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Shaunti Feldhahn
“[S]ometimes the problems in our lives do not come because “we're living in a broken world,” or “the enemy is attacking us.” Sometimes our problems are a direct result of us failing to exercise self-control. We are not living in obedience.”
Shaunti Feldhahn, Finding True Rest in a Busy Life

F.B. Meyer
“It was not enough that God should give the land of Canaan by promise and covenant to the chosen race. They had to go in to possess it, to put their foot down on its soil, to till its acres, and to live in its rich products.”
F.B. Meyer, The Secret of Guidance

Heather Holleman
“I consulted a trauma expert who travels to communities devastated by natural disasters. When she meets with suffering people, she often asks this question, “Where are you feeling the pain in your body?” She wants to know if they want to talk about their emotions or if they need to talk about what’s happening physically to them. I used this advice when I recently met with a grieving friend. I wasn’t sure what to ask her, so I sat with her, cried, and then asked, “How are you feeling the grieving in your body?” She loved the question. Nobody had ever asked her this, and she wanted to talk about all the trembling and nausea she was feeling.”
Heather Holleman, The Six Conversations: Pathways to Connecting Again in an Age of Isolation and Incivility

Roseanna M. White
“And after the repentance, dearover, comes the truly hard part—you must learn how to let the shame go. It has its purpose, a right and needful one. It can take us to life and repentance and return us to God. But if we’re not careful, it can just as easily carry us away and drown us.… Guard against that. But only after you are once again clean.” Mam dipped her head down to catch Senara’s gaze. “Aye? You must take it to the Lord, Senara. And then let Him truly take it from you.”
Roseanna M. White, To Treasure an Heiress

Roseanna M. White
“[T]hose who need mercy most are those who deserve it least. And … even our enemies are so valuable to God that He sent Christ to die for them. Yet, how often do we focus on stopping them for our sakes rather than their own? How often to we pray *about* them instead of *for* them?”
Roseanna M. White, Worthy of Legend

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