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Little Women (Little Women, #1)

by Louisa May Alcott

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A Path Through Suffering by Elisabeth Elliot

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Those who speak most deeply to our hearts in times of trouble are invariably those who have suffered. They have much to give. We recognize its authenticity and willingly receive it. They testify to the truth of Solomon’s wisdom, “He who ...more

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The Frugal Life: How a Family Can Live Under $30,000 and Thrive

by Kate Singh

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“The best way for me to live this out is to keep asking myself, ‘What is my love for my wife costing me?’ If the answer is ‘nothing,’ then I’m not loving my wife as Christ loved the church.”
― Gary L. Thomas, Loving Him Well: Practical Advice on Influencing Your Husband

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“Scripture promises again and again we will be satisfied—not with more to do but with God himself.”
― Ashley Hales, Finding Holy in the Suburbs: Living Faithfully in the Land of Too Much

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“Ask yourself, Where do I run when I experience negative emotions—is it food, a listening ear, shopping, drinks, exercise? Or do we first bring our fear, angst, and impatience to a God who can actually do something about it? When we get antsy waiting on God and his word, we ask our stuff to save us.”
― Ashley Hales, Finding Holy in the Suburbs: Living Faithfully in the Land of Too Much

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“God’s call to you is not to get things done but to use time well. • God’s will for you is not to get things done but to grow in sanctification. • God’s purpose in creating you is not to get things done but to glorify Him.”
― Esther Engelsma, How Can I Feel Productive as a Mom?

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“If you’re trying to find your primary refuge in your husband, if you’ve centered your hope on him, if your security depends on his approval, and if you will do almost anything to gain his acceptance, then you’ve just given to a man what rightfully belongs to God alone. And that means you’ve turned marriage into idol worship.”
― Gary L. Thomas, Loving Him Well: Practical Advice on Influencing Your Husband

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