Life Lessons Quote by Shaila Touchton — Inspiring Words on Life, Love & Wisdom

“The Bible also emphasizes the destructive nature of intoxication. In Proverbs 4:17, it is written, "They eat the bread of wickedness and drink the wine of violence." This verse illustrates how excessive drinking can lead to violent and wicked behaviour. Furthermore, 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 reminds believers that their bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, and that they should not destroy their bodies through sinful behaviour, including excessive drinking.”

“When the wicked plot against the righteous, fueled by jealousy and hatred, God turns their destruction back upon themselves, for He is the shield of the upright and the defender of the innocent.”

“When rejection comes, don't be dismayed, for it may be God's protection from what's not meant for you. Rejection can be a divine redirection, leading you to something greater. Trust that God's plan is better than yours. Though it hurts, rejection can shield you from harm. Let go and let God guide you to your destined path. In His timing, you'll find your perfect fit.”

“When God's Word is spoken, it can convict people of their sin (John 16:8). This conviction can lead to feelings of guilt, shame, and defensiveness. Instead of acknowledging their sin and repenting, they may lash out at the messenger. This reaction is often a result of the person's inner struggle to come to terms with their wrongdoing. As messengers of God's Word, it's crucial to approach these situations with empathy and compassion, while still conveying the truth.”

“Eventually, you must stop running to something or from something and embrace where you are. Otherwise you’ll never embrace anything.”

“The two toughest lessons to learn In life are “LET GO” & “LETs GO..!”

“The measure of a man is his silence. The measure of a woman is her elocution. Beware of an overly talkative man and an inordinately silent woman.”

“Sometimes, you ought to thank God for closing some doors, for He wants you to be whole. There is no point in being in places that tarnish your image, disturb your peace, drain your spirit, steal your joy, hinder your growth or wear out your soul.”

“Thinking about life's unfairness was a fool's errand. It paralyzed you. It was best to count your blessings and keep it moving.”

“Rise, and rise, and rise. Rise as if you were never down. Rise until you begin to enjoy where you are.”