Again, Brokenness
“We live in the constant astonishment that God uses broken people to minister to broken people.”
–Carol Kent, A New Kind of Normal, p. 220.
“We live in the constant astonishment that God uses broken people to minister to broken people.”
–Carol Kent, A New Kind of Normal, p. 220.
“I finally figured out that I had a choice: I could suffer a great deal, or not, or for a long time. Or I could have the combo platter: suffer, breathe, pray, play, cry, and try to help people. There was meaning in pain; it taught you how to survive with a modicum of grace when you did not get what you wanted.”
–Anne Lamott, Grace (Eventually):Â Thoughts on Faith
“It really is easier to experience spiritual connection when your life is in the process of coming apart. When things break up and fences fall over, desperation and powerlessness slink in, which turns out to be good: humility and sweetness often arrive in your garden not long after.”
–Anne Lamott, Grace (Eventually):Â Thoughts on Faith