Shackles Quotes

“waved her hand in the vague direction of the paper she’d just handed over. “What’s this all about, anyway?” Jason held the paper up with a triumphant grin, “Tina, you’re an angel.” He leaned over and kissed her”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“oversee the farm in their absence and also to keep Hazel out of mischief.” Jason smiled at her joke, studying her profile, drinking in her loveliness. “Rebecca, aren’t you angry with Claude at all? He put you through so much.” “Left to myself, I would surely hate him, but God showed me something that changed everything.” Staring into the waves, her eyes lost focus. “I saw who he was as a little boy. Once you understand where someone comes from, it’s easy to forgive, no matter”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Biting back a scream, Rebecca forced herself upright. Her breathing formed clouds in the bitter July air. Fighting a wave of nausea, she pushed herself to her feet. Dimly aware of the creak of her bedroom door opening, the words echoed again “—Run. NOW.” After casting one final glance to the window above, she did. ___________________________________________________ “You really should have been more careful setting your alarm, dearest. You know how unsafe it is to travel in the dark. Your eyes aren’t what they used to be, you know. At our age, all one’s traveling should be done in daylight.” Pete Goodwood reached across and patted Doreen’s leg.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Tossing the wallet back to him, she held up the note and asked, “What is this?” “That’s a stupid question, it’s a Hundred Rand note.” “Humor me. What can you buy with it?”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Faith then carefully straightened the note, and promptly tore it nearly in two. She held it up by a corner, the bottom half dangling precariously. Jason stopped laughing, and reached out to grab the note. “Hey! That’s my money.” Faith held it just out of his reach and raised her eyebrows, head cocked to one side. Conceding defeat, Jason answered her unspoken question. “It’s still a one hundred rand, and I can still buy a lot of stuff. What’s your point?” Faith gently held the soiled note in her hands. “My son, it doesn’t matter how much you’ve been bruised, crushed or torn apart by life, you are still everything that God created you to be. You haven’t lost an ounce of your worth in His eyes. All He asks is that you will surrender your life into His hands so that He can heal you.” She sank back into the deck chair, still cradling the damaged note in her hands.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“seem to fit you perfectly.” She studied Rebecca for a moment.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Copyright”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“welcome to share it with your friends. This book may be reproduced, copied and distributed for non-commercial purposes, provided the book remains in its complete original form. If you enjoyed this book, please return”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“the kitchen, shattering her tender memories. Fear, anger and exhaustion boiled through”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“daydreaming. Focus, Halloway, focus. Retracing his path through the seaweed-infested tunnel, he peered through the gloomy water. His heartbeat doubled briefly as he recognized the cabin door to his right. It hung on one badly rusted hinge, swaying slightly in the shifting”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“but I’m sure He will show us what we need to know.” Pete searched his heart. There it was, like the peal of a silvery bell on the edge of his consciousness, a delicate impression that said ‘yes’. Cupping”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“little business, aptly named Comewhile B&B, short for ‘Come”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Once you understand where someone comes from, it’s easy to forgive, no matter what they’ve done. It’s like Jesus. He came down here and lived with us so that He could fully understand what we go through. Because He understands, He can also forgive. Understanding brings forgiveness.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Deep inside, you don’t believe that you are worth God’s attention. You think you don’t deserve His love, His presence or His protection. That’s where the fear comes from. If you’re not sure that you’re worth all that much to Him, how can you trust that He’ll be there to save you the next time you’re in trouble?”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“heard, but doing it – he will be blessed in what he does.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says. Anyone who listens to the word but does not do what it says is like a man who looks at his face in a mirror and, after looking at himself, goes away and forgets what he looks like. But the man who looks intently into the perfect law that gives freedom, and continues to do this, not forgetting what he has”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“When you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name, you are mine.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Is it just me, or is this whole situation a bit—” he paused, searching for the right word, “—unnatural?”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“You’ve been wandering through the wilderness, tormented by doubt and fear. Desperate for truth, but afraid to trust. Now, know the truth and let it set you free… My name is Faithful and True. I am not man that I can lie. It was I who called you into the wilderness, into the place of loneliness that I could woo you and win your heart. In Me your life has purpose, outside of Me you will drift aimlessly. I came that you could have LIFE and have it abundantly. I died so that you don’t have to. But there is a price.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“You’re just stepping into what God built you for. He’s shown you the kingdom”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“The week before you were born, three different people came up to me and told me, they felt that I was carrying a “Jason”.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“I, the Lord, have called you in righteousness; I will take hold of your hand. I will keep you and will make you to be a covenant for the people and a light for the Gentiles, to open eyes that are blind, to free captives from prison and to release from the dungeon those who sit in darkness.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“All things work together for the good of those who love Him, and are called according to His purpose.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Father, would You be the lamp to Rebecca’s feet and the light to her path. Would You lay straight paths for her feet? Whatever she is doing, wherever she is, will You guide her into the very center of Your will for her life. Provide for her every need and protect her. Please Lord, keep her safe.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Shane yelled, “Pizza’s here.” It was Shane’s turn to cook again, and mercifully he’d chosen not”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“The old stool protested loudly –Hazel was not a small woman.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“Jesus loves me when I’m good. When I do the things I should. And He loves me when I’m bad. Though it makes Him very sad.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“one cannot mess with vows that state “Till death us do part” and not expect consequences.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free

“My son, it doesn’t matter how much you’ve been bruised, crushed or torn apart by life, you are still everything that God created you to be. You haven’t lost an ounce of your worth in His eyes. All He asks is that you will surrender your life into His hands so that He can heal you.”
― Dianne J. Wilson, Shackles: The truth will set you free