“To accept the lively, the messy, and the unexpected things in our days, knowing that God sees them and has an eternal perspective, is to say with confidence I receive your timing.” — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“This is also a book abut God, about what it means--and what it doesn't mean--to believe.” — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“But understand that the reason it is so difficult to extend forgiveness to those who have failed us is because we are unable to… — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“He (God) never promises that our families will be safe. Not in the way we think. He does promise his presence, though.” — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“Without looking up to God, sinking leads to drowning. But when my eyes are locked on his, sinking tells a different story. Drop the… — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“I didn't want to be such a good girl anymore. I wanted people to fear messing with me. ... I wanted to be intimidating.… — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“Steven Pressfield writes in his bestselling book The War of Art, “Self-doubt can be an ally. This is because it serves as an indicator… — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“God gives us the courage to face those fears and then invites us to move toward him in the midst of them.” — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“Maybe you're wondering what it actually means to live a graceful life. We've got many chapters ahead to figure out what that might look… — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“... the voice of the Dreamer convinced me that 'later' would always be better than 'now', that 'someday' is where life will really happen… — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“Because I care so much about what you think, my hiding has everything to do with you. I desperately want to manage your opinion… — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“The question I constantly asked myself was this: What am I supposed to do?” — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
“When we listen to the voice of the Dreamer and hide behind our somedays, we miss out on the gifts of today.” — Emily P. Freeman Copy Share Image
