“The wilderness is a place where we can lean on God and trust His promises, but it's also a place to discover that the arms He provides and the ears that listen to our fears sometimes belong to flesh-and-blood people.” — Lynn Austin Copy Share Image
Faith don't come in a bushel basket, Missy. It come one step at a time. Decide to trust Him for one little thing today,… — Lynn Austin Copy Share
“she could begin again and not become so entangled in this long, horrible war, would she watch from the sidelines as a spectator this… — Lynn Austin Copy Share
“People are not puppets that Hashem controls, making us do whatever He wants. Nor can He be manipulated to do whatever we ask of… — Lynn Austin Copy Share
“...combat worry, such as keeping a prayer journal and rereading it when I'm under attack.” — Lynn Austin Copy Share
Shebna scraped the tablet clean and began drawing circles in the soft clay. "Suppose you had six figs and you ate two. How many… — Lynn Austin Copy Share
“understand. I understand.” She was only dimly aware that it wasn’t Hezekiah holding her, but his” — Lynn Austin Copy Share
“Ah, but that would require a spending time with God--more than an hour or two on Sunday, I suspect--getting to know Him, communing with… — Lynn Austin Copy Share
“It takes less courage to end your life in a burst of glory than to face the mistakes you’ve made and start over.” — Lynn Austin Copy Share
Joy explodes throughout the book of Psalms like fireworks, and is the most potent anti-missile defense system there is. — Lynn Austin Copy Share
“And he realized that this was their attitude toward Yahweh, too. They either hurried through life, ignoring Him, or they regarded Yahwey and His… — Lynn Austin Copy Share
Belief in Yahweh doesn't come with your mind. It comes with your heart. When you only believe in things you can see with your… — Lynn Austin Copy Share
“If you truly understood the holiness of God, you would have a proper attitude about yourself.” — Lynn Austin Copy Share
“I have met people who truly do not believe in God, and they feel no anger when they see suffering. They are indifferent to… — Lynn Austin Copy Share
