Healing Ruby Quotes

“I know it’s hard to see,” he said, “but God shows me his work in you every time we meet. I see your faith growing inside you like a beautiful spring bud, just ready to blossom. Whatever you think you’re facing, the obstacles you’s struggling to overcome, they’s like rain feeding that bud inside you. Don’t fear the storm. He’s in the storm, just like he’s in the gentle breeze. He gots you right where he wants you.” I hugged”
― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby

“You ain’t meant to be strong enough. Be weak. Be humble. Know that it’s God’s strength that will endure, not yours. Just follow him, no matter what. Listen. Be still and listen.” I”
― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby

“give all of yourself to God. Everything he asks of you, do with all your heart. Love others more than yourself. Lose your life, and you will surely find it.”
― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby

“But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.”
― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby

“But as I learned throughout my life, God never brings us to the mountaintop to stay. It’s always to teach us, to show us some part of himself or his plan, or to re-energize us for the fight to come. And as soon as he knows we’re ready, he returns us to the battle.”
― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby

“How people can look on one another with such hateful judgment, and then sit their rear ends in church on Sunday, is beyond my understanding.”
― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby

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― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby

“God never brings us to the mountaintop to stay. It’s always to teach us, to show us some part of himself or his plan, or to re-energize us for the fight to come. And as soon as he knows we’re ready, he returns us to the battle.”
― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby

“Stay the course God has chosen for you. It ain’t easy, and some days all you’ll want is to give up. But keep your eyes and heart on the truth.”
― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby

“What about you? What are you going to be?” I knew immediately I shouldn’t have asked. His smile faded, and he looked down at his hands in his lap. I’d about had enough of tiptoeing around his illness. “How do you expect God to heal you if you don’t even believe it?” I spoke firmly to make sure my own heart got the message as well. “I believe that you, Matthew Doyle, are going to be fine someday. So when I ask you what you want to do with your life, I ask cause I know you’re going to have a life! I’m tired of all this moping around waiting to die malarkey.” He raised his eyebrows and pushed himself forward in the chair. “I know what you believe, Ruby. You been saying it since the day you got here. And I ain’t getting any better. You’re just putting me in a position of disappointing you, and I can’t hardly stand that. Don’t you think I want a life?” “I don’t know. Do you?” “Of course I do!”
― Jennifer H. Westall, Healing Ruby