Wyatt Quotes

“A prayer list. And his name was at the top. Not Reuben. Not Knox. Not Tate or Ford. Not even RJ, the princess. But Wyatt’s name, squeezed in at the top of the long list. And next to his name, a verse. Matthew 3:17.”
― Susan May Warren, Wyatt

“It’s not because of anything you do, but because of who He is. He decided it. And when we get free of the idea that we have to do something to be enough for God to love us, that’s when we are truly free. But that striving only traps us. You’re enough, and you’re loved because God says so. Nothing else.”
― Susan May Warren, Wyatt

“the voice of your true Father telling you that you are loved. You are delighted in. You are enough, Wyatt.”
― Susan May Warren, Wyatt

“You will never stop enough pucks. You will never have enough stats. You will never land on enough covers. Never. Because the problem isn’t up here.” He pointed at Wyatt’s head. “It’s in here.” He poked now at Wyatt’s chest. “You need to hear the same thing my wife said to me. You will not be free of the striving until you hear”
― Susan May Warren, Wyatt

“She needed to stop translating everything through the lens of her greatest fears.”
― Susan May Warren, Wyatt

“It’s not about forcing yourself through the pain, honey.” Opening the fridge, she pulled out a couple apples, a container of yogurt. “It’s about exchanging your heart with the Lord’s.” She set those on the counter. “You will heal, Ruby. But not by trying to ignore your wounds or heal them with other things.”
― Susan May Warren, Wyatt

“His voice softened, and he looked at her, his beautiful eyes glossy. "Cookie, if I could, I'd start all over with you. Do things right. Honor us both." ...His mouth opened. Closed. He swallowed, and a single tear dripped onto his cheek.”
― Susan May Warren, Wyatt

“His blue eyes held a rare twinkle. "Oh goody. Another Marshall brother." He caught her hand. "Let’s see. Ford beat me up. Wyatt nearly got me killed. Maybe Tate can get me arrested.”
― Susan May Warren, Wyatt

“Wyatt Marshall hadn't come all the way to Russia only to fail.”
― Susan May Warren, Wyatt