He Is My All Quotes

“4 beliefs that simplify a woman’s life (Col. 1:16, Matt. 22:37–40) • I have been Created by God • I have been Created for God • I have been Created to Love God • I have been Created to Love Others”
― Debbie Alsdorf, He Is My All: Living in the Truth of God's Love for Me

“4 ways to love God (Mark 12:30) • Heart • Soul • Strength • Mind”
― Debbie Alsdorf, He Is My All: Living in the Truth of God's Love for Me

“But if you take time to savor the words you will read in your Bible, lingering over them, enjoying them, and really tasting them, you will be experiencing what the Bible refers to as meditating on the Word of God (Ps. 119). The”
― Debbie Alsdorf, He Is My All: Living in the Truth of God's Love for Me

“Too many times, people look at Christians and think they would never want to be like us—we worry more than they do! Unfortunately, it’s true that we live like hopeless people much of the time. This is a sad statement of fact. Something should be different in a Christian’s life, don’t you think? I’m not talking about having it all together, because we aren’t perfect and never will be. But something in our disposition should point to the hope we have in God.”
― Debbie Alsdorf, He Is My All: Living in the Truth of God's Love for Me

“Living in God’s presence is living in the state of believing He is always present with us, actively at work and alive in us. It is living with the constant remembrance of Jesus, who lived to please the Father. It is living to do those things we know God loves, because we love Him and have a relationship with Him. It is not living by a set of rules but rather by the code of a heart in tune with its Maker.”
― Debbie Alsdorf, He Is My All: Living in the Truth of God's Love for Me

“There is a big difference between knowing about God in your head and experiencing God in the very depths of your ordinary, everyday existence. Experiencing God requires relationship—a love relationship of the heart.”
― Debbie Alsdorf, He Is My All: Living in the Truth of God's Love for Me