Phrases I Think About

• I moved from a desert filled with cold people to a frozen city filled with warm people.

• It’s difficult to plant roots in a city covered in concrete.

• Strength of faith isn’t based on the amount but the object of that faith.

• We all have wounds that we defend with walls where we don’t want anyone to touch. You could be 98% good and 2% wound and still feel like you’re broken.

• And sometimes God tears down those walls and exposes those wounds because he doesn’t want them to fester.

• In the kingdom of God, brokenness precedes fruitfulness.

• When the enemy talks about God, he lies and when he talks about you, he accuses.

• It’s okay to acknowledge fear, but don’t live from it.

• Is this representing Christ or is it a “hey, I’m free in Christ” and you’re doing your own thing?

• People don’t expect you to be perfect, but they expect to trust you by being honest and being real and confessing when you mess up. This shows your character.

• Work from rest.

• When Jesus calls us sheep, it’s not supposed to be flattering. But we should all long for that kind of care.

• You are the salt of the earth but you can lose your salt and become salty.

• What happens if we stop seeing this world as evil?