“Keep saying "Dear God, dear God". There may still be suffering - but keep touching those people, Lucia, and He won't let you suffer alone.” — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“Go straight to God, and dump it right at His feet. You go down with it if you have to. Then leave it there… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“But here's the deal: when we face the worst that's in us, somehow we become better than we are - better than we ever… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“It's good when it gets messy,' Sully said. 'Hard, but good, because that's when the stuff we need to see comes to the surface.… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“We both just stood there. I let the breeze brush against my skin, the sun release the tension in my muscles. It was as… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“watching “I Love Lucy” reruns on TV Land–now there was a wacko, that Lucy woman–and” — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“Keep saying "Dear God, dear God". There may still be suffering - but keep touching those people, Lucia, and He won't let you suffer… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“God doesn't take away the problem. He gives you a different solution, and that solution lies in the power only He can give you.” — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“Just pray, Tristan,' I said. 'Pray that God will bridge the gap between what each of us has and what each of us needs… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“Ultimately, who we are can't be hidden. But here's the deal: when we face the worst that's in us, somehow we become better than… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“God knows suffering, not because he created it, but because He experiences it with us. ... It is also true that although God knows… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“Why miss out on what God has in store for you while you’re trying to get in on his plan for somebody else? Your… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“Every human being wants to be seen, really seen, by another human being, not as a statistic in some sociological study, not as a… — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
“Actually, therapy isn't just about feeling better - it's about getting better, which usually involves feeling worse for a while.” — Nancy Rue Copy Share Image
