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Loved to Life: A 40-Day Pilgrimage with Love Himself That Will Change Your Life

by Ann Voskamp

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Listen for the Lie

by Amy Tintera (Goodreads Author)

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“I'm practicing the discipline of not having to have the last word.”
― Dallas Willard

tags: circumspection, peace-of-mind, quietness

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“We underestimate God and we overestimate evil. We don’t see what God is doing and conclude that he is doing nothing. We see everything that evil is doing and think it is in control of everyone.”
― Eugene H. Peterson, Run with the Horses: The Quest for Life at Its Best

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“There is such a love, a love that creates value in what is loved. There is a love that turns rag dolls into priceless treasures. There is a love that fastens itself onto ragged little creatures, for reasons that no one could ever quite figure out, and makes them precious and valued beyond calculation. This is love beyond reason. This is the love of God.”
― John Ortberg, Love Beyond Reason

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“My identity does not begin when I begin to understand myself. There is something previous to what I think about myself, and it is what God thinks of me. That means that everything I think and feel is by nature a response, and the one to whom I respond is God. I never speak the first word. I never make the first move.”
― Eugene H. Peterson, Run with the Horses: The Quest for Life at Its Best

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“Hope commits us to actions that connect with God’s promises. What we call hoping is often only wishing. We want things we think are impossible, but we have better sense than to spend any money or commit our lives to them. Biblical hope, though, is an act—like buying a field in Anathoth. Hope acts on the conviction that God will complete the work that he has begun even when the appearances, especially when the appearances, oppose it.”
― Eugene H. Peterson, Run with the Horses: The Quest for Life at Its Best

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