7 Quotes by Bo Caldwell

A strange thing has happened as I've aged; I have felt my parents' love for me more strongly every year.

My faith feels tattered and threadbare and I am ashamed. What good is it if it does not see me through pain? But a scrap of faith is better than nothing, so I cling to it tightly.

My father had told me when I was young that courage was not strength in the absence of fear but strength in the presence of fear, and I asked God for the courage to withstand whatever lay ahead. I felt His forgiveness wash over me, lessening my remorse.

The term “middle age” fits where we are, for I see in him both the young man I fell in love with and the old one he will be. I see my own dear husband and I am struck by how deeply I love him, by how many times I have nearly lost him – and by how lost I would be without him.

I like this advice – how wise people seem when they give us the counsel we want!

A strange thing has happened as I’ve aged; I have felt my parents’ love for me more strongly every year.

I opened Will’s Bible and translated part of the ninth Psalm: “ ‘I will praise thee, O LORD, with my whole heart; I will shew forth all thy marvelous works. I will be glad and rejoice in thee; I will sing praise to thy name, O thou most High.