Heidi Bylsma

“When your life feels as though it’s spinning out of control, you may find yourself trying to hold on to whatever control you can grasp.  You’ll find that doing this will give you a sense of control not only in your life, but over your emotions too, but beware because it’s a false sense of control.  Being angry, broken, bitter, and just plain hurting is no fun and feeling out of control can make these emotions seem a hundred times worse.   You need to realize that God is the one in control, not you.  No matter how hard you try, you still aren’t in control, and you will drive yourself crazy trying to be.  You need to learn how to release control.”
― Marsha Rozalski, Godly Whispers: A 90-Day Devotional To Help You Recover From Your Spouses Affair

“So how can you sleep tonight without worrying about tomorrow? You can be secure in God’s presence. You will never be abandoned. When you worship Him with your heart, soul, mind, and strength (Matthew 22:37), you’ll find yourself assured and confident of His presence and care. That’s much more precious than money.”
― Judith Costello, Quiet Reflections of Peace: 120 Devotions to End Your Day

“Call upon the Lord today.  Look for, expect and hope in Him.  The Word promises us that when we live in expectancy, when we stay hopeful, when we make ready for all the goodness of God, we will rise higher.  Our strength will be renewed and we will overcome the trials in our lives.”
― Marsha Rozalski, Godly Whispers: A 90-Day Devotional To Help You Recover From Your Spouses Affair

“The longer you hold onto your bitterness, the longer it will take to truly heal your heart.  Whenever you notice bitterness coming into your heart, forsake it in the name of God.  Make bitterness your sworn enemy.  This is a spiritual battle going on in your mind, and you have to treat it as such.”
― Marsha Rozalski, Godly Whispers: A 90-Day Devotional To Help You Recover From Your Spouses Affair