Why We Eat Our Own Quotes

“It’s amazing how much more mercy I give to people who struggle with sins I understand. The further their sin is from my own personal struggles, the more judgmental and callous I become. I’m not proud of that. It’s just where I was at that time in my walk.”
― Michael Cheshire, Why We Eat Our Own

“But we all know magic isn’t real, otherwise David Copperfield would have used it to stay famous. ”
― Michael Cheshire, Why We Eat Our Own

“a touching and unexpected moment, actor Robert Downey Jr. defended, helped, and restored fellow actor and friend, Mel Gibson. Mel has had his share of issues that led most in the Hollywood industry to block him and refuse him any kind of meeting.  Robert not only decided to get Mel back on his feet, but he did so publicly on a televised award show. With humility, he sacrificially confessed his own struggle with controlled substances; with tenderness (out of genuine forgiveness and friendship) and with hope, he said:”
― Michael Cheshire, Why We Eat Our Own

“Ultimately, we will treat people to the level of value we choose to assign them. I believe the key to not being a judgmental person is to place a high value on every person you see. What and who we choose to see as valuable exposes the values we hold dear in our hearts.”
― Michael Cheshire, Why We Eat Our Own

“It’s amazing how much more mercy I give to people who struggle with sins I understand. The further their sin is from my own personal struggles, the more judgmental and callous I become.”
― Michael Cheshire, Why We Eat Our Own