God is not interested in parts of you, for having a part will never change the whole.

The yardstick that we frequently use to determine if something can be restored is based on the handful of inches that we bring to the process, when God shows up with an infinite amount of miles.

The greatest asset in my pain is the power that it has to bring healing to the life of another, of which I myself am included.

If we feel dead inside, it’s likely because we’ve been on a killing rampage most of our lives. But we must remember that God is on a resurrection rampage as well, and He’s bent on taking that rampage right to the center of everything inside of us that we killed.

God has no interest in filling the holes within us. Rather, He wishes to eliminate them.

With God, my brokenness is nothing more than the platform from which He can demonstrate why He is God.

Will we choose to be the ‘pieces’ that our sin has blown us into? Or will we turn to the God who can pick up each one and gently assemble them into the ‘whole’ that we’ve never known simply because it’s a ‘whole’ that He has never forgotten?

Jesus was and is the greatest restoration specialist of all time.

God holds every tear in the hallow of His hand, and each one that we shed is intermingled with a thousand of His own. And someday He will welcome us home, draw us deep into His embrace and let the tears of both spill on the floor, never to be collected again.