497 Quotes About Christian-fiction

A very smart woman once asked me, 'Do you think money is the answer to everything?' I have a family issue and I'm going home

He plopped on the bed and whispered, "Are we going to be okay? These people are weird.

A man's true worth isn't decided by his family ties, his social ranks, or his wealth. It's his honor.

Faith hadn't expected adulthood to be one endless game of whack-a-mole where all she did was beat into submission every new problem that popped up-all the while, standing still. Never going anywhere. Never changing the view.

I know you love him, and that your heart is just as burdened as ours over his brokenness. But you are not his God, Eliora. You cannot save him from himself. That task is Yahweh’s alone.

Because in this moment, I'm not running or hiding from something I don't want to face. This time I'm walking forward, intentionally, purposefully.

Her father had a way of making her feel like a treasured princess and a mental patient all at once.

How marvelous that two enemy children, wild branches by any measure, could—like my father had said—become one with the sons of Avraham.

I do not mean to insinuate that your reasons for such self-sacrifice are anything but honorable, only that you do not allow yourself to relax and enjoy what you have, because you are working so hard to earn something you’ve already been given.