“The original meaning of the word resolution means to “break into parts.” Think about that as you make your New Year’s resolutions. Break the big ones down. Break the little ones down. Every step is a victory. Don’t you dare… — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
“My past is what God expects me to use to help others through their present.” — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
“Do the things you love to do so you’ll enjoy spending time with yourself.” — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
“If you think you are unworthy to pray, that thought is not coming from Jesus Christ. More than anything, He wants us to approach… — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
“A journey through nature is always a road to leads to self-discovery.” — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
“The little things we value as mundane or pithy usually turn into the big things in hindsight…an “I love you” called out as the door closes, a walk around the same block with the same friend, Grandma’s chocolate cake every time you visit…the brush of skin on skin as two loves pause to breath in sync. Life isn’t made up… — Toni Sorenson Copy Share
“The word surrender has some shadowy connotations. We think it’s weak to surrender, but sometimes it’s the bravest thing we can possibly do. It means to give our will over to another . . . and when that other is Christ, we are surrendering our pride, our self-reliance, our will to do things our way. We trust Him more than… — Toni Sorenson Copy Share
“If you hate what you get for Christmas, try to focus on the person who gave the gift to you, not what came in… — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
“Being overweight does not diminish your worth, but it takes a helluva toll on your sense of worth.” — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
“If you want to be strong challenge yourself to something that makes you feel weak.” — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
“Meaning is often found embedded in the silent moments of our lives when we can hear and see what matters most, the things audible… — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
“Fear is afraid of you. Don't think so? Walk right up to it, then right past it and see if it doesn't run and… — Toni Sorenson Copy Share Image
