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Beth Moore is widely known and respected as an engaging and effective speaker, Bible teacher, and best-selling author. Feathers from My Nest reveals a more contemplative and personal side of Beth, very much in the spirit of her Things Pondered.
Feathers from My Nest is a collection of vignettes, as Beth reflects on items belonging to her daughters who have left the nest for college. As she ponders each item, rich in memories, Beth draws from its spiritual significance.
This book not only tugs gently on the sentimental heartstrings of parents, it also reminds us all of the gift of grace children offer our lives every day.
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“Your present pain proves you did it.’ It was at this moment God spoke a transforming truth into my life: The goal of life is not the absence of pain. It’s the presence of glory. God’s glory. And sometimes that comes most vividly with pain. Not only have I learned that pain doesn’t kill; I have learned that I will never lose or be betrayed by the one thing with absolute power to destroy me—God Himself.” (source)
“I hope they cry. That’s what healthy people do. God’s Word never said we were not to grieve our losses. It says we are not to grieve as those who have no hope (1 Thess. 4:13). Big difference.” (source)
“God is so inconceivably good. He’s not looking for perfection. He already saw it in Christ. He’s looking for affection.” (source)
“When we recognize God’s unwavering standard yet realize He has completely forgiven us for our sins, we are awed. The same is often true of our children. When they are forgiven by parents who set an example of righteousness—though certainly not of perfection—they will regard the gift of grace far more highly. Their realization that the wrong was forgiven though the standard was not lowered will often have a serious impact.” (source)
“What is my hope when they do? That my children will know where to go: straight to the throne of grace so that they may receive mercy and find grace to help them in their time of need (Heb. 4:16). And that they will know what to do: pour out their hearts to God for He is a refuge for them (Ps. 62:8).” (source)