6 Quotes by Susan Sleeman

He hated that he was putting her through this, but this was the life of a man or woman who loved a member of the military, law enforcement officer, firefighter, or his team. The ones left behind had the difficult jobs. Far more difficult than [his]. He trained. Knew he was well prepared, and that he could do the job. And then he was actively doing it while the woman he loved would sit and wait.

It hit her then how miniscule she was in a comparison to the vast landscape below and the endless skies above, yet God cared about each little bird and flower. That meant He cared about every detail of her life, too.

She needed to think logically because logic said she should send this man packing and find someone else to help her out…although her heart said to get up and fall into his arms.

Be strong and courageous. God’s word in Joshua came to mind. He promised always to be with her, but He didn’t say she wouldn’t feel pain. Wouldn’t suffer.

God could do amazing things, and now Riley fully understood that God’s love went beyond words, and He would do the very best for the three of them. Problem was, Riley had learned in life that the very best came with great pain designed to help him grow. Mature in his faith. Into the man he was meant to be.

How many times do I need to say it? I. Don't. Need. Protection.