Quotes by Omoakhuana Anthonia

Omoakhuana Anthonia — Bloggerin und Autorin · freikirchlich / überkonfessionell · Nigeria

Omoakhuana Anthonia ist eine zeitgenössische nigerianische Bloggerin und Autorin, die über christliche Lebensthemen schreibt. Bekanntheit erlangte sie vor allem durch prägnante Aphorismen und Sinnsprüche über Vergebung, Nächstenliebe, das Gebet und den Dienst an Mitmenschen. Für Bibelleser bieten ihre Zitate leicht verständliche und lebenspraktische Denkanstöße für den persönlichen Glaubensalltag.

Era: Today

Recurring topics: Service & Love of Neighbour, Peace & Rest, Wisdom & Understanding, Meaning & Identity, Love, Relationships & Family, Guilt & Forgiveness, Discipleship

Quotes by Omoakhuana Anthonia

Wiping the tears off another's eyes is one of the sweetest and coolest gestures ever. It says, 'I am here if you need to talk or a shoulder to lean on. I may not understand your pains but I would do anything to keep the tears from falling'.

Omoakhuana Anthonia

Unforgiveness is so much stress, I tell you. You just keep going round in circles instead of taking a straight path which forgiveness offers.

Omoakhuana Anthonia

A life of service is a life well and greatly lived.

Omoakhuana Anthonia

Prayer is communication. You talk, God listens. You listen when God talks.

Omoakhuana Anthonia

Learn to think and live simply and you will see how happier you will become.

Omoakhuana Anthonia

You are in your current position today not by your power. So stop going around feeling all proud and haughty. Just as you think it is permanent, it may easily be as temporary. The table may turn tomorrow and it would not seem so great from your new angle down the ladder.

Omoakhuana Anthonia

Once a woman stands for a cause, the sounds of her stilettos echoes to the far ends of the earth that the world has no choice but to listen to her voice. Yes, she could be supple,flexible… but she is resilient.

Omoakhuana Anthonia

Never force yourself on another. If you do this, then this is you trampling on your own dignity without the external help.

Omoakhuana Anthonia

Sources: allchristianquotes.org, goodreads.com

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