Christian-devotional-books Quote by Karen Brough Download Open image ““You are not forgotten in the fog.”” — Karen Brough ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.7 out of 5 (8 ratings) Copy quoteShare Christian hope Christian-devotional-books Christian-encouragement Christian-testimony Faith-journey Fresh-starts Life-transitions New beginnings Spiritual growth Spiritual-adventure
“But it is growing damp and I must go in. Memory’s fog is rising.” — Emily Dickinson Copy Share Image
“If you can see clearly in the fog, then there is no such thing as fog for you!” — Mehmet Murat ildan Copy Share Image
“I've been forgotten here. Left alone talking to lightning storms, studying the mysterious patterns the dust of dead people makes as it floats through… — Samantha Hunt Copy Share Image
“If you are able to forget yourself, you will know you would not be forgotten!” — Abhijit Kar Gupta Copy Share Image
“It wasn't the fog I minded, Cathleen. I really love fog. [...] It hides you from the world and the world from you. You… — Eugene O'Neill Copy Share Image
“I had forgotten, I suppose, that there were bright memories in amongst the dark.” — Kate Morton Copy Share Image
“Fog is cleared…let the warmth of sunshine touch the heart..” — Manjula Jyothiprakash Copy Share Image
“If we are to have hope and help in our hour of need, we need to know how to hear and recognize God's voice—not… — Karen Brough Copy Share Image
“Not the shoes on her feet, or the clothes that she wears, but the abundant joy she shares everywhere.” — Karen Brough Copy Share Image
“God's strength isn't given to the 'already strong', but to the weary who still whisper yes.” — Karen Brough Copy Share Image
“Angie carries her joy, wherever she goes. You see, the secret of Angie, is something few know.” — Karen Brough Copy Share Image
“What feels like a wilderness might be the very place your soul starts to breathe.” — Karen Brough Copy Share Image
“God's strength isn't given to the 'already strong', but to the weary who still whisper yes.” — Karen Brough Copy Share Image
“What feels like a wilderness might be the very place your soul starts to breathe.” — Karen Brough Copy Share Image