Ellowyn

“People didn’t realize that pastors, preachers, teachers, worship leaders, poured out so much of themselves, they needed the opportunity to be filled back up, too.”
― Candice Y. Johnson, Practice What You Praise

“To sift is to filter or separate. On this path to purpose, we’ll reach landmarks in our journey where we discover that we won’t be able to go any farther until we disconnect ourselves from some of those who have accompanied us up until that point. These can be people we admire, respect, and even love. When that’s the case, it makes the sifting process particularly difficult, but it has to be done.”
― Kendra Norman, The Path From Pain to Purpose: Living A Romans 8:28 Existence

“Maybe if Christians would spend more time reading the Bible than reading people, God would’ve told them Himself. But He can’t speak to nobody that don’t listen.”
― Candice Y. Johnson, Practice What You Praise

“God has a plan for each of our lives. As hard as it is to understand and as painful as it might be, sometimes that even means Him allowing bad things to happen in order for His purpose to be fulfilled.”
― Cherlisa Starks Richardson, Summer Rain