The journey to faith is the most marvelous and sobering of all journeys, for the transformation of one’s heart transforms the questions one asks, the values one holds, the world one perceives, and the life one lives.

James Castleton
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When it comes to faith, the journey is more important than the destination. On this journey you have to be willing to change yourself, question yourself and often times come to the realization that you do not know everything. Even when you think you do, there may be other things you don’t understand. The journey to faith is about accepting who God wants you to be.

Source: Md, Mending Of A Broken Heart

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