Quote by Joy Williams Download Open image ““We are saved not because we are worthy. We are saved because we are loved.”” — Joy Williams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.4 out of 5 (10 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“She thinks I saved her but the truth is, she saved me. Her love gave me a purpose, a reason, and the strength to… — Harper Sloan Copy Share Image
“It’s not about just saving ourselves – we have to be worthy of salvation.” — Meagan Spooner Copy Share Image
“All our good deeds cannot save us. We are saved by grace and faith in Jesus Christ.” — Lailah GiftyAkita Copy Share Image
“Of course, some families cannot be saved and their children cannot be returned. Yet, even then, their love for each other must be worth… — Andrew Bridge Copy Share Image
“It is not what we do or who are, it is the simple fact THAT we are, that makes us worthy to be loved.” — India Arie Copy Share Image
“No one is ever lost. No one needs to be saved. Open your inner eyes and see it all existing in harmony and love.” — Raphael Zernoff Copy Share Image
“We do good works, not in order to be saved, but because we are saved; not in order to earn God's favor, but with… — Alex Brett Harris Copy Share Image
There is a certain type of conversation one hears only when one is drunk and it is like a dream, full of humor and… — Joy Williams Copy Share Image
A side benefit of the new and developing technologies is that soon we won't have to feel guilty about the suffering and denigration of… — Joy Williams Copy Share Image
Good writing never soothes or comforts. It is no prescription, neither is it diversionary, although it can and should enchant while it explodes in… — Joy Williams Copy Share Image
Writers end up writing stories-or rather, stories' shadows-and they're grateful if they can, but it is not enough. Nothing the writer can do is… — Joy Williams Copy Share Image
You have never seen such animals as these who without a sound or a sign carry you off. You race with them across the long familiar ground that in that moment seems so glorious, so charged with beauty, strange. In their jaws you are carried so effortlessly, with such great care that you think it will never end, you long… — Joy Williams Copy Share
“Our treatment of animals and our attitude toward them are crucial not only to any pretensions we have to ethical behavior but the humankind's… — Joy Williams Copy Share Image
“For centuries poets, some poets, have tried to give a voice to the animals, and readers, some readers, have felt empathy and sorrow. If animals did have voices, and they could speak with the tongues of angels--at the very least with the tongues of angels--they would be unable to save themselves from us. What good would language do? Their mysterious… — Joy Williams Copy Share
The writer trusts nothing she writes-it should be too reckless and alive for that, it should be beautiful and menacing and slightly out of… — Joy Williams Copy Share Image
“Down in the kitchen, I open the refrigerator. There is nothing there but the prize steer of the county fair, rearranged in neat and mysterious packages. Daily, the cook pushes her hand into the cold. The result in uncertain. A gristly Ouija. It could be pot roast or brisket, eye of the round or sirloin tip. The steer has invaded… — Joy Williams Copy Share
Writers are like eremites or anchorites - natural-born eremites or anchorites - who seem puzzled as to why they went up the pole or… — Joy Williams Copy Share Image
A writer starts out, I think, wanting to be a transfiguring agent, and ends up usually just making contact, contact with other human beings.… — Joy Williams Copy Share Image
