“As Proverbs 18:21 points out, life and death are in the power of the tongue. If you lend credence to a continual onslaught of negativity, whether self-inflicted or external, eventually it will wear you down.” — John Herrick Copy Share Image
“I’ve learned that effort spent on unwinnable battles is wasted effort. It’s best to simply move on to something worth conquering.” — John Herrick Copy Share
“Early in my career, I formed a personal motto, one by which I continue to live: If offering a criticism, accompany it with one… — John Herrick Copy Share
“Joseph was 17 years old when his brothers sold him into slavery. He was 30 years old when his miracle arrived. Joseph’s dark season… — John Herrick Copy Share
“bigger picture. I ceased explaining the why behind the what. I’ve learned that effort spent on unwinnable battles is wasted effort. It’s best to… — John Herrick Copy Share
“God Sees You Differently When we focus on our shortcomings and limitations, it doesn’t leave us with much of a reason to believe in… — John Herrick Copy Share
“Your life matters because it is broader in scope than the darkness you might experience today. Your life is more permanent than your struggles.” — John Herrick Copy Share
“But many who are first will be last; and the last, first” (Matthew 19:30).” — John Herrick Copy Share
“For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways,’ declares the LORD. ‘For as the heavens are higher than the… — John Herrick Copy Share
“Things might look bleak at first, but they can improve. With night and day, God has given us a picture of hope. The sun… — John Herrick Copy Share
“I’ve learned difference between a friend and an acquaintance. Acquaintances provide a warm body in the room. They provide entertainment. They can keep you… — John Herrick Copy Share
“She extinguished her cigarette in the ashtray, where she left it to smolder in ferocious defeat.” — John Herrick Copy Share
“Whether it’s a day or a season in your life, it doesn’t matter how things look in the midst of it. What matters is… — John Herrick Copy Share
