Quotes about Redemption
We love, simply because we're loved. God's love comes first, and ours is just a response. We didn't trigger it - He did.
— Susan May Warren
But suffering can either destroy you or it can save you. Because without suffering, we don't need more; we have enough. But when we suffer, we can't help but reach out. It forces us into God's arms, and that's where we find not only what we need, but more than we can imagine. We find Him.
— Susan May Warren
Maybe that was the key-just because she'd made a mistake with her life didn't mean that God did, and it hopefully didn't change the way God saw her.
— Susan May Warren
God will show up even when we've made a mess of things. Even when it's out fault - He will show up because that's Who He is.
— Susan May Warren
Forgiveness has no limit. There's an endless supply.
— Susan May Warren
God's not going to answer all my questions...and maybe He doesn't need to. Maybe it's enough that He saved us...and He's still saving us.
— Susan May Warren
We are accountable because we are sinful. The unfortunate truth is that Adam chose to sin, and so do we. But the good news is that God gives us a way out, through Christ. Accountability and forgiveness in one shot. All we have to do is accept it. It's pretty easy.
— Susan May Warren
Grace meant God knew her past and still offered her a beautiful future. An unbreakable happy ending.
— Susan May Warren
I know grace is difficult to accept... it's in our nature to want to bargain for our redemption... but you can do nothing but receive it.
— Susan May Warren
God wants to break through the identities we've constructed for ourselves, the fears we have of discovery, to say, "I see you. I know you. I know everything about you, and yet I love you. Period. You don't have to fear the truth with Me because I already know it. I know exactly who you are, and I still died to save you.
— Susan May Warren
Dodge, be honest. It's not close to over. You've been nursing this wound for nearly ten years, working it off over there in Afghanistan, trying to forget the girl you've loved since you were ten. There's no way this is over. There is so much bitterness sitting in your heart you can't even see it. But maybe that's why God brought you back - for her. And to set you free from all that darkness.
— Susan May Warren
And I realized that God hadn't abandoned me. I'd simply stopped trusting him. I thought my life had to be one way to be happy—but maybe . . ." He shook his head. "Maybe there is more for me. For us.
— Susan May Warren