Morgan

“What I love most about my job as a therapist is helping my clients name the good that lies within them that they often cannot see: “I see a loving heart.” “I don’t see someone selfish. I see someone who is in pain.” “I see someone who’s working overtime to do her part.” Naming buried goodness unlocks healing and catalyzes God-given potential.”
― PhD Cook, I Shouldn't Feel This Way: Name What’s Hard, Tame Your Guilt, and Transform Self-Sabotage into Brave Action

“While some may wish for hardship to pass them by, it is in hardship that we push ourselves. If a seed remained a seed, it would produce nothing. It is only by rupturing itself from the inside, through pushing itself through rock and soil toward the light, weathering storms and drought, that it finds its true purpose. And so, the same shall be with you.”
― Kate Macintosh, The Champagne Letters: A Novel

“It’s the process by which the Spirit takes hold of the things we’re learning and plants them deep within our souls, where they can germinate and bear godly fruit. Without slowing and thinning in our lives, without enough space to stop and allow that process to take place, we’ll be stuck learning about God but never knowing Him.”
― Strahan Coleman, Beholding: Deepening Our Experience in God

“I’ve been gifted with a life that in whatever state it may continue is full of God’s love. I am never alone. I’ve found what I was made for, to gaze into the God of beauty and to find Him gazing back at me with His eyes of knowing love. To receive this life as sacred.”
― Strahan Coleman, Beholding: Deepening Our Experience in God