Quotes about Heart
Forgiveness is the key to the heart's shackles.
— Richard Paul Evans
Deep in our hearts everyone walks free.
— Richard Paul Evans
But more than brave, you have love. And love is brave.
— Richard Paul Evans
Soon I will sleep. What shall I dream of, my love? I will dream of you, of course. And I will dream for a place for us to be, a sanctuary where hearts will never break again. This is my dream, my heart. Never forget that there is no end to us, as there can be no end to love. Love must last forever, or why else would there be love? Until then, I will dream.
— Richard Paul Evans
Grief is a powerful force that settles in the heart like a dark, heavy fog. It was familiar territory to me.
— Richard Paul Evans
There are dreams that are meant to be shared and dreams to be kept hidden in our hearts. It's sometimes difficult to know which is which.
— Richard Paul Evans
he was telling the story to the Pharisees: self-righteous, proud, and judgmental people who looked down on others. People like me. He was trying to teach them to look past their pride and into their hearts—to embrace the lost not with judgment or condemnation but with celebration.
— Richard Paul Evans
God has decreed it so, that where tenderness of heart is, there mercy shall follow...
— Richard Sibbes
Moses, without any mercy, breaks all bruised reeds, and quenches all smoking flax. For the law requires personal, perpetual and perfect obedience from the heart, and that under a most terrible curse, but gives no strength. It is a severe task master, like Pharaoh's, requiring the whole tale ofbricks and yet giving no straw. Christ comes with blessing after blessing, even upon those whom Moses had cursed, and with healing balm for those wounds which Moses had made.
— Richard Sibbes
Think what great love Christ has showed unto us, and how little we have deserved, and this will make our hearts to melt and be as pliable as wax before the sun.
— Richard Sibbes
It cannot but cheer the heart of the spouse, to consider, in all her infirmities and miseries she is subject to, that she hath a husband of a kind disposition, that knows how to give the honour of mild usage to the weaker vessel, that will be so far from rejecting her, because she is weak, that he will pity her the more. And as he is kind at all times, so especially when it is most seasonable; he will speak to her heart, 'especially in the wilderness,' Hos. ii. 24.
— Richard Sibbes
It is love in duties that God regards, more than duties themselves.
— Richard Sibbes