Resting is tied to trust (102)
instead of childlike trust, the reliance on God that can sustain us is a sturdy knowing trust (104)
Just as bightly lit streets dim our view of the Milky Way's sequined splendor, they also obscure our vision of God (107)
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"instead of childlike trust, the reliance on God that can sustain us is a sturdy knowing trust"
ah, interesting
Quote season, eh Friar?
But a very nice collection.
missing your own thoughts Friar to be honest.
at least tell us why you like or dislike something, why you quote
but mostly I want to read about yoru life, your journey with God
You have an ongoing story to share!
I do miss posts from you too Monsieur Friar. Although the quotes are always good. You didn't blog about the NFL! The week Indiana went down, Go Chargers!
I'm struck by these. Trust and rest. That's so true. Sorry, work is calling...
OK, also love the last quote about the city lights. How often do we (or I) let the 'bling' sidetrack us? Far too often, I'm afraid.
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