Devotions for a Healthier You Quotes

“Christ as our Savior, we become a new creation.”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul

“When we worry about things such as relationships, circumstances, or the future, it means we are depending on ourselves rather than on God, which can eventually steer us off the path God has for us.”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul

“For as [a man] thinks in his heart, so is he. —PROVERBS 23:7 NKJV This verse is very clear: what we think about ourselves too often becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. If we choose to think about who we are in the flesh—who we are naturally, who we are without Jesus—we will see shortcomings and failure.”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul

“Forgiveness goes beyond what our flesh tells us to do—and beyond what our flesh is even able to do. We must remain mindful of what our Father has forgiven us and forgive one another by faith, in obedience, and in God’s power.”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul

“If you find yourself believing what the glass mirror tells you about yourself and your value, run to the mirror that is true and matters most: God’s Word, which will always reveal your true beauty.”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul

“When we look in a mirror of glass and find flaws, God reminds us that in His true mirror, “You are altogether beautiful, my love; there is no flaw in you” (Song of Solomon 4:7 ESV). Hear this praise to our Creator: “You formed my inward parts; You covered me in my mother’s womb. I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:13–14 NKJV).”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul

“Whether he lies to us personally, or whether he uses others to attack us, telling us that we will never be good enough, we need to be aware of his schemes. Yes, he may use different ways to get there, but we need to know that one of Satan’s methods of attack is to get us to question the core of our identity. If”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul

“created me to be. From the very beginning, Satan has been in the business of making us question our identity. We can see one example of this when he tempted Jesus in the wilderness. Two out of his three temptations began with the words, “If you are the Son of God” (Luke 4:3, 9), which makes it very clear that the attack was aimed at Jesus’ identity. Satan was trying to get Jesus to question who He was at the very core.”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul

“Jesus, please show me in Your Word who I truly am in Your eyes and who You have created me to be. Help me focus on who You say I am and what You say I am capable of accomplishing through You. Lord, I want to live the life that You have designed for me, and by Your grace and in Your power, fulfill Your plans for me. In Jesus’ name, amen.”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul

“If, however, we choose to think about who we are in Christ—which is who we truly are—then we will begin to believe in our hearts that we are loved, valuable, forgiven, and cherished. As we read God’s Word and see in black and white the truths about who God says we are, we have an opportunity to choose to believe those statements. And if we do, we will find ourselves becoming all that He says we are and all that He says we can be.”
― Katie Farrell, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul