Stacey

“We depend upon cognitive assent and affective assurances to substantiate the reality of our relationship with God. If we can't "know" or "feel" God, we customarily doubt our relationship with God. But such "knowing" and "feeling" restrict God to the narrow limits of our minds and senses and reduce our relationship with God to the maintenance of such feedback.”
― M. Robert Mulholland Jr., Invitation to a Journey: A Road Map for Spiritual Formation

“is a habit,” her mom would say, “and the more it’s practiced, the easier it comes.”
― Victor Methos, Scourge

“We don’t always need a change. Sometimes, we just need a rest, and there is no better place to rest our bodies and our souls than outside.”
― Gary L. Thomas, Sacred Pathways: Discover Your Soul's Path to God

“I’ve learned that we must first create a space of time, quiet, and isolation before we can truly see God. Three elements are necessary for this. We need to first believe, then learn to perceive, and finally receive.”
― Gary L. Thomas, Sacred Pathways: Discover Your Soul's Path to God