Bravehearted Musings Quotes

“It takes courage to wait for a God-scripted love story…”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“On the outside I smiled and looked okay, on the inside I died slowly and willingly”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“I retreated even further into myself…. I imploded over and over and no one knew it. I got anger at the fact that no one knew that my world had crushed and come to a standstill. I remember looking into people’s faces and bleeding from within”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“As a single girl, your heart is already spoken for by a loving God”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“My God is a God of romance. He alludes greatly to this in the allegory of Him and the church as a bride and groom. The whole bible is wound around this particular image”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“In my case, I didn’t know how to give and how to receive. In both scenarios, pride at its height was the cause”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“A beautiful marriage and a deeply beautiful love story are perks of how you view God and people”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“I knew this was a destiny moment and I was determined to walk and not look back”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“I was aware that pain was part of this prescription, but I also recognized that this sweet promise of a new start was consistent for as long as I chose to obey and yield to God’s plan”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“Have an unlimited tag to your obedience, set the standard extremely high”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“Don’t be in a hurry to please people or to conform to ideas suggested to you… You have your own mind beautifully and uniquely curved out by a holy God. You have the word of God to guide you, it will rebuke you, it will teach you and you will come out as gold…”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“An angle of worship is birthed through our surrender to obedience. One of the ways we love and worship God is by obeying. Obedience is truly better than sacrifice.”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“Seated, lost for where to begin (not how to begin) this book gets birthed”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“So with that, our lives as they are, are either ceaselessly worshiping God or ceaselessly worshiping something else”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“If we truly recognize who we are in him, we will not be negotiating the extent of our obedience to him!”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“I resolutely came around to realizing that it would take grace and courage to obey”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“I began to walk through an authenticating process and led to get rid of any false and pretentious form I had been wearing as a mask”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“This began the process of my healing and the realization of whom and whose I was…”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“My father passed on. This particular pain and loss was so deep I thought I would lose my mind.”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“Patterns of the world are what I recall in this season, especially in my college and campus (undergraduate) years following two major tragedies I had no control over but had to walk through. Prescribed trouble is what I call it.”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“It was a jungle out there and only the coolest, the slyest, most charismatic or well to do societally made it”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“I tried to talk like them, cursing and cussing, mutilating the English language into a slang that I could barely stand nor understand.”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“Trying to please people or trying to conform must have been the most frustrating season I went through.”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“At this point, probably in my late teens, I had stopped reading the bible. I think I wanted to read it (just to earn some heaven points), but there was always some urgent peer pressure call that I had to answer to. Almost like trying to fit into a dress three sizes smaller.”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“The story of Christ as the groom and the church as the bride of Christ, paints a love story that has so far sadly been misunderstood…”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“It is important to desire a whole love story and not just any love story, setting the bar up high”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“This concept (Christ & his bride) is literally the beginning and end of all love stories”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“In beginning to understand this (the relationship between Christ and his bride) we can then dare to begin to dream about a real love story”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“I pray you will find a safe atmosphere here, a safe place to get to know God a little better…”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings

“Whichever category of God’s daughter you find yourself in as you read this book, your journey is worth every step you take. This is to call you out to a beautiful, set apart unveiling journey like no other.”
― Carol Wambui Ngabura, Bravehearted Musings