Jo Ann Fore Quotes & Sayings

Healing begins at truth-telling. Tame your emotions and focus on what matters. — Jo Ann Fore

Those thin places where truth seeps through, those are the places where Jesus walks
the places we find healing. — Jo Ann Fore

It is your personal story that makes you relatable. Not assigning judgment, or pressing blame. Your story, wrapped in God, around his Word, and what he has done in your life will safely lead women home. — Jo Ann Fore

You aren't alone. Unworthy. Powerless. You are important in God's eyes. You aren't defined by what has happened to you, or even your own wrong choices; these things will not destroy you. You are loved. Needed. And what you have to say is valuable. — Jo Ann Fore

Silence, shame, guilt, or any other emotional torment simply cannot rob us of God's love, of his plan for us. — Jo Ann Fore

A forced silence is a dangerous imposter, painting a canvas of safety while plotting our demise. — Jo Ann Fore

There's an undeniable healing power in telling the truth to someone who validates you by simply listening ... honor washes away the stench of shame. — Jo Ann Fore

There are those times we are afraid of the dark, but our fears don't mean there is actually danger. God is in the darkness with us, and He can see. His very presence illuminates the dark, driving it out. — Jo Ann Fore

The painful after effects of emotional wounds permeate our souls, negatively impacting the choices we make and the way we live. The longer we push aside these wounds, the greater the chance they will become contaminated. Infected. These wounds then weep, leaking and spreading into other areas, requiring additional care and taking much longer to heal. Gone unchecked, these infections often become much worse than the original wound. — Jo Ann Fore

True emotional healing lies somewhere between intentional choices and divine intervention, a junction of surrender, faith, trust, and action. — Jo Ann Fore

Selah Moments: those times we lean into God's presence, hear His voice, and willingly receive the golden nuggets of truth-revelation He gifts us with. — Jo Ann Fore

For the soul-wounded woman. Your healed voice is my favorite sound. Your hurts, they walk right into our hearts; but your story of healing
that can change lives. Never be afraid to find and use your voice. — Jo Ann Fore

That story you're scared to share
that story has the power to change both your life and the lives of others. — Jo Ann Fore

Because no matter how much we think otherwise, there are those ugly things that hold the greatest potential for beauty. — Jo Ann Fore

Sometimes a stronger, more realistic faith is birthed in the darkest of pits. — Jo Ann Fore

The first step towards freedom is to choose truth. — Jo Ann Fore

When we share those stories we've been scared to share, voicelessness loses it's wicked grasp. — Jo Ann Fore

I want to be that woman . . . the one who, yes, may have been hurt, but because You {God} reworked her heart she stands whole. Emotionally whole. Free. — Jo Ann Fore

The truth of God's Word cuts through the good and bad of our lives like a trowel digging up hard-to-remove weeds without damaging the plant. — Jo Ann Fore

In the telling, we become what God created us to be
women of freedom, of hope, pointing others to him. — Jo Ann Fore

Those things we stuff, try so hard to ignore, they are the very things begging for release
the things that hold the promise of hope, the flame of freedom. — Jo Ann Fore

There is a powerful shifting that takes place as we abandon the right to understand and yield to God's working in our lives. — Jo Ann Fore

The first step toward freedom is to choose truth. — Jo Ann Fore

We intend to hide our shortcomings, and the fear inside our hearts, but instead, we hide our beauty, our true selves. — Jo Ann Fore

When she learned how much God loved her, how much he valued her, the soul-corroding shame lost its power. — Jo Ann Fore