God separates us so that He can send us back.
God separates us so that He can send us back.
Quickthorn got caught in wonder of the 182.2’s word #120. “The greatest achievement of reason is discovering Someone infinitely greater than itself.”
Quickthorn can’t see the screen the same with the 182.2’s word #119. “Christ keeps bringing reality back into focus.”
Quickthorn tripped over the 182.2’s word #118. “When Christ occupies the center, every part of life becomes an outward testimony.”
Quickthorn went back to school with the 182.2’s word #117. “The goal isn’t simply to know more, but to know the One in whom all truth holds together.”
“It’s about a life held together by love and shared with others until they, too, acquire a taste for the goodness of God.”
“What if freedom is harder to receive than deliverance?”
Quickthorn started a reel with the 182.2’s word #114. “When You speak… Darkness remembers it has already lost.”
Quickthorn danced a jig to the 182.2’s word #113. “God doesn’t erase our humanity; He weaves it into His greater song until our once-fragmented theme finally finds its harmony in His.”
Quickthorn heard something from the 182.2’s word #112. “Tune me until I become part of the music You’re already singing.”