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Book cover for Imperfect Justice (Seeking Justice, #2)
“Heavenly Father.” She bit her bottom lip to keep it from quivering. “Clothe me in the dignity he tried to take away. Dress me in strength so I can speak the truth.” Tears spilled down her cheeks as everything in her, body and soul, cried ...more
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Shelia Stovall
“The secret of turning a weakness into a strength is to acknowledge it, and then to help someone else with the same problem. It’s why I work with kids who feel unworthy and unloved.”
Shelia Stovall, Every Window Filled with Light

Shelia Stovall
“It’s not likely I’ll have time to read anything in the near future.” “Maybe that’s exactly what you need to do today. I can’t tell you the times when escaping into the pages of a good book is the only thing that’s kept me sane.”
Shelia Stovall, Every Window Filled with Light

Scot McKnight
“readers. The story of the Bible is creation, fall, and then covenant community—page after page of community—as the context in which our wonderful redemption takes place.”
Scot McKnight, The Blue Parakeet: Rethinking How You Read the Bible

Scot McKnight
“We in the Western world are obsessed with our individual relationship with God, which leads us to read the Bible as morsels of blessings and promises and as Rorschach inkblots. But reading the Bible as Story opens up a need so deep we sometimes aren’t aware we need it: oneness with others under the King who rules his Kingdom.”
Scot McKnight, The Blue Parakeet: Rethinking How You Read the Bible

Scot McKnight
“I love my wife, Kris; I do not love Kris’s words. I encounter Kris through her words, but I am summoned to love her, not her words. Sometimes I say to her, “I love what you say to me,” but that is a form of expression. What I’m really saying is, “I love you, and your words communicate your love for me.”
Scot McKnight, The Blue Parakeet: Rethinking How You Read the Bible

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