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The outer conditions of a person's life will always be found to be harmoniously related to his inner state...Men do not attract that which they want, but that which they are.
— James Allen
Only an idiot would fail to see God in a meal!
— Luis Alberto Urrea
God's image…is found not best in individual humans, but in humans as they relate to each other.
— Luke Timothy Johnson
But the truth is, I can't sip from an hour-long church service on Sunday morning or dash off a hasty prayer or gulp down a daily Bible verse and expect them to sustain me any more than I can expect a glass of water to last for a week.
— Lynn Austin
We were meant to love people, and we need to accept their love in return. Otherwise, we ain't really living.
— Lynn Austin
Torah says that if you seek Yahweh your God you will find Him if you look for Him with all your heart and soul.
— Lynn Austin
You see, here's the word for man—and the word for woman. All the letters are the same except for these two. And if you put those two letters together, they form the name of God. If you share a love for each other and for God, His presence will dwell in your midst.
— Lynn Austin
Ah, but that would require a spending time with God--more than an hour or two on Sunday, I suspect--getting to know Him, communing with Him, praising Him.
— Lynn Austin
You have beautiful hair"... and she reached out to touch it, her bejeweled fingers gently caressing my head. A tear slipped down my cheek. I knew how the lepers felt when Jesus touched them and made them whole again.
— Lynn Austin
God] wants us to work with Him, honey. Not for Him.
— Lynn Austin
You know what I wish? I wish I could put time in a bottle and throw it into the ocean. Then I would have forever to spend with you. I wouldn't need air to breathe or food to eat. Holding you in my arms would be all the food I would need. Having your love would be the only air I would need to breathe.
— Lynn Austin
Acceptance is like an antibiotic that prevents past rejections from turning into present-day infections. The need for belonging runs deep.
— Lysa TerKeurst