No terrain is too bleak, no distance too far that it will stop God from rescuing His own. - Lynn Austin

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My reading practice is one reason I mostly don't read electronically. Different books are in different rooms of my house, and one is in my backpack. Physical location tells me what book to read.

Lynn Austin

No terrain is too bleak, no distance too far that it will stop God from rescuing His own.

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Happiness is something that comes from our own hearts, not from other people.

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Our trials are supposed to turn us toward God, but we whine and complain and wish someone would turn down the fire so we could have our old life back the way it was.

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Smooth seas don't produce skillful sailors. ' It's the rought waters that train us to e His disciples. He uses the turbulent times I our lives to prepare us for His purposes-if we'll let Him.

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Smooth seas don't produce skillful sailors.

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So often I have felt alone in my journey, yet I've been afraid to let anyone see my fear and weakness.

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