Waiting for Rachel Quotes

“Things will change in your life. People will come and go. If you get your joy from those things, it will never last. The only person who is unchanging in our lives is Christ. Get your joy from Him, and then no matter what else happens, even when it’s painful, the undercurrent of joy will still be there.”
― Kimberly Rae Jordan, Waiting for Rachel

“Your sin, once confessed, is forgiven and remembered no more. Jesus paid the penalty for your sin when He died on the cross. Yes, there are consequences for our sins, but God is not searching for every opportunity to punish you. Things happen that may seem like punishment, but, in fact, are just the way things are.”
― Kimberly Rae Jordan, Waiting for Rachel

“My mom always used to say you could tell how a guy would treat you by watching how he treated his mother.”
― Kimberly Rae Jordan, Waiting for Rachel

“Hurrying to stand, Rachel caught her heel in the hem of her skirt and brought her upward momentum to an abrupt halt. She tried to maintain her balance, but lost the battle and fell back onto the carpeted floor. Thankfully, the long full skirt she wore allowed her to remain modest even as her dignity lay squashed beneath her. Rachel’s”
― Kimberly Rae Jordan, Waiting for Rachel

“Aw, Rach, I know you’re hurting right now. I don’t mean to lecture, but you should try to find your joy in the Lord, not in circumstances.” Serena reached for Rachel’s hand. “Things will change in your life. People will come and go. If you get your joy from those things, it will never last. The only person who is unchanging in our lives is Christ. Get your joy from Him, and then no matter what else happens, even when it’s painful, the undercurrent of joy will still be there. Rachel”
― Kimberly Rae Jordan, Waiting for Rachel

“try to find your joy in the Lord, not in circumstances.”
― Kimberly Rae Jordan, Waiting for Rachel

“I pray on a daily basis that the Lord will give me contentment in my singleness.”
― Kimberly Rae Jordan, Waiting for Rachel

“Her heart is fragile. Treat her with care.”
― Kimberly Rae Jordan, Waiting for Rachel