“Come to Him fresh today, with no agenda but to let Him hold you. Just sit in adoration of Him, casting all of yourself… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“If I am not at rest, then I am working. If I am at rest, then God is working. The only way to be… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“Come to Him and let Him hold you—find peace and life and strength and grace and satisfaction in His arms alone.” — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“As I turned all of my affections toward Him, quickly every pavilion became a picture of the refuge of His person. Every rock became… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“The bliss of drugs, sex, and pleasures in this world that turn men out of their minds are so far inferior to the ecstasy… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“Beloved, we need God. We will always need Him. He is the infinite pursuit. The endless wellspring of life. The unceasing source. He is… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“Teresa of Avila writes, “My soul suffers out of desire for You.” She is expounding on Psalm 84:2, “My soul pines for You.” “Pines”… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“Madame Guyon noted in her book, “Short and Easy Method of Prayer” that, “Religion applies the remedy to the outward body while the disease… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“If you are dry (unsatisfied and unfulfilled) and weary (tired and weak) today even as you read this, simply turn your attention from yourself… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“We must always remember that apart from Him, we are fountains of wickedness. And that if we leave His embrace our face will turn… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“God revealed His glorious union with man when He spoke to Moses, “My presence shall go with you and I will give you rest…”… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“I pray that the pining and panting of the psalmist becomes the reality of your life. I pray that your heart aches for Him.… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“The divine knitting—Adoration is the clinging of the thread to the needle as the divine hand penetrates the Scriptures and pulls through them by… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“The motif of scholastic theology is, “We believe to understand.” The motif in mystical theology is, “We believe to experience.” — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
“I recently heard a story of a little Catholic girl who loved to turn her attention every Sunday to the massive stained glass windows… — Eric Gimour Copy Share Image
