What Women Fear Quotes

“Sometimes the fear of failure steals the beauty we were meant to create.”
― Angie Smith, What Women Fear: Walking in Faith that Transforms

“Be in constant communication with Him so that when times get hard, you will have relationship instead of requests.”
― Angie Smith, What Women Fear: Walking in Faith that Transforms

“...what I mean is that we simply may not have the same meaning as God for the word 'failure.' To me, failure means it doesn't turn out the way I wanted it to. To God, it means I didn't pick up the brush.”
― Angie Smith, What Women Fear: Walking in Faith that Transforms

“We have a very real enemy who thrives on our silence. He doesn’t want us to be in fellowship, sharing our hearts and seeking wisdom on how to live lives that glorify God in spite of the darkness we feel.”
― Angie Smith, What Women Fear: Walking in Faith that Transforms

“Hagar sat in full anticipation of her son’s death, and instead of looking to what God had given her, she surrendered to the fear. Is it possible that the well is right beside you but you haven’t seen it because your head is hung in grief? Are you so focused on what you think is missing that you don’t see what is present? Maybe you need to ask the Lord to illuminate what it is He wants you to see. It’s possible that what you have seen as the end of the road is actually an opportunity to open your eyes and see something you haven’t.”
― Angie Smith, What Women Fear: Walking in Faith that Transforms

“me constantly that despite what my mirror, my friends, or my neighbors choose to think about me, I was worth You dreaming me up. May I live a life worthy of the King who spoke me into being, eyes fixed on Him, heart steadfast in love, and always aware of His presence in the times I feel forgotten and discarded. You are the Joy of my life, Jesus. May it always be so…”
― Angie Smith, What Women Fear: Walking in Faith that Transforms

“Take heart, friend. Drink deep of the faithfulness of God in the hopes that the next time you face insurmountable odds you won’t cower in fear. You will learn to keep your eyes open to what God is doing, always confident that the Lord of Hagar loves you just as He loved her.”
― Angie Smith, What Women Fear: Walking in Faith that Transforms

“Scripture tells us that there are distinct blessings associated with fearing God. Among other things, He promises that those who fear will receive His blessing (Psalm 128:1), that they will have their desires met (Psalm 145:19), they will have strong confidence and a place of refuge (Proverbs 14:26–27), happiness (Proverbs 28:14), praise (Proverbs 31:30), and mercy (Luke 1:50).”
― Angie Smith, What Women Fear: Walking in Faith that Transforms