Jen Hatmaker Quotes

• You will never have this day with your children again. Tomorrow they will be a little bigger then they are today. This day is a gift. Breathe and notice. Smell and touch them; study their faces and little feet and pay attention. Relish the charms of the present. Enjoy today mama. It will be over before you know it.

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  Children, Smell, Feet

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• God does not change, but He uses change—to change us. He sends us on journeys that bring us to the end of ourselves. We often feel out of control, yet if we embrace His leading, we may find ourselves on the ride of our lives.

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  Journey, Doe, Use

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• I don't want my kids safe and comfortable. I want them BRAVE. ... I don't want to be the reason my kids choose safety over courage. I hope I never hear them say, 'Mom will freak out,' or 'My parents will never agree to this.' May my fear not bind their purpose here. Scared moms raise scared kids. Brave moms raise brave kids. Real disciples raise real disciples.

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  Mom, Real, Kids

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• Usually the things we think we need become the very things we need a break from.

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  Thinking, Needs, Break

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.115, B&H Publishing Group

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• Ten paciencia. Hazlo lo mejor que puedas con lo que sabes. Cuando sepas más, ajusta la trayectoria.

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  Patient, Trajectory, Do The Best

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.109, B&H Publishing Group

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• It is immature and lazy to imagine we know everything there is to know about someone before we know that someone. We don't know their stories, their histories, their real live human feelings. We don't know their favorite movies and best memories and what makes them afraid. It is unfair to take one fact, one thing they've said or we heard they said, or one thing they wrote, or someone else's experience, or a group they identify with and make a character sketch. If people did that to us, the picture would be so woefully incomplete, we wouldn't even recognize our own description.

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  Recuerdos, Real, Carácter

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• Tenemos esta única vida que ofrecer; no hay una segunda oportunidad.

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  Second Chance, Chance, No Second Chances

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.66, B&H Publishing Group

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• There are only 24 hours in a day. We need to quit trying to be awesome and instead be wise.

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  Wise, Trying, Needs

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• Our stories affect one another whether we know it or not. Sometimes obedience isn't for us at all, but for another. We don't know how God holds the kingdom in balance or why he moves a chess piece at a crucial time; we might never see the results of his sovereignty [...] I might just be one shade of one color of one strand, but I'm a part of an elaborate tapestry that goes beyond my perception.

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  Moving, Chess Pieces, Color

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.114, B&H Publishing Group

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• Como explicó Jesús, las cosas correctas tienen que morir para que las cosas correctas puedan vivir: morimos al egoísmo, la codicia, el poder, la acumulación, el prestigio y la autopreservación, dando vida a la comunidad, la generosidad, la compasión, la misericordia, la hermandad, la bondad y el amor. El Evangelio morirá en el suelo tóxico del yo.

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  Jesus, Kindness, Compassion

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.91, B&H Publishing Group

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• Faith does not always demand that God explains Himself.

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  Doe, Demand

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• No profanaré mis bendiciones imaginando que las merezco. Hasta que todos los seres humanos reciban la dignidad de la que yo disfruto despreocupadamente, rezo para que mi corazón duela de tensión y mi vientre ruge de injusticia.

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  Heart, Blessing, Dignity

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.51, B&H Publishing Group

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• I see a strategy for fracturing humanity well in play: just keep people separated and let them reinforce invented boundaries in their imaginations. Because when people come together and really listen to each other, doing the hard work of human kindness, virtually every barrier is breached.

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  Kindness, Hard Work, Play

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• Our only hope to speak with kindness, to lead with patience, and to not threaten our children with homicide is to ensure our spiritual reserves are not bone-dry. Moms are the middle of the flow chart; the arrows of exertion flow constantly out from us, but when no arrows of strength, grace, and peace are flowing in, the whole mechanism is in danger. Goodness in equals goodness out.

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  Mom, Spiritual, Children

  Jen Hatmaker (2010). “Out of the Spin Cycle: Devotions to Lighten Your Mother Load”, p.36, Baker Books

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• We cannot carry the gospel to the poor and lowly while emulating the practices of the rich and powerful. We’ve been invited into a story that begins with humility and ends with glory; never the other way around.

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  Powerful, Humility, Practice

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.68, B&H Publishing Group

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• Our children are humans and deserve to be treated respectfully. Discipline doesn’t include raging, screaming, abusing, neglecting, humiliating, or shaming our kids. God never treats us like that. That sort of discipline never “produces a harvest of righteousness and peace.

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  Children, Kids, Discipline

  Jen Hatmaker (2010). “Out of the Spin Cycle: Devotions to Lighten Your Mother Load”, p.165, Revell

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• Maybe we don’t recognize satisfaction because it is disguised as radical generosity, a strange misnomer in a consumer culture.

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  Generosity, Culture, Satisfaction

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.94, B&H Publishing Group

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• When the jars of clay remember they are jars of clay, the treasure within gets all the glory, which seems somehow more fitting.

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  Clay, Treasure, Jars

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.53, B&H Publishing Group

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• While the richest people on earth pray to get richer, the rest of the world begs for intervention with their faces pressed to the window, watching us drink our coffee, unruffled by their suffering.

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  Coffee, People, Suffering

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.90, B&H Publishing Group

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• La obediencia no es falta de miedo. Es hacerlo con miedo.

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  Scared, Obedience

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.86, B&H Publishing Group

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• When we realize we can stop being Jesus defenders, we can start being Jesus representatives .

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  Jesus, Realizing, Defenders

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• If a fast doesn't include any sacrifices, then it's not a fast. The discomfort is where the magic happens. Life zips along, unchecked and automatic. We default to our lifestyles, enjoying our privileges tra la la, but a fast interrupts that rote trajectory. Jesus gets a fresh platform in the empty space where indulgence resided.

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  Jesus, Sacrifice, Space

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• For whatever reason I was born into privilege; I've never known hunger, poverty, or despair. I have been blessed, blessed, blessed--relationally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically.

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  Blessed, Hunger Poverty, Despair

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.33, B&H Publishing Group

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• For Jesus, who lived so lightly on this earth, He didn’t even have a place to lay His head. I want so deeply to be like You.

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  Jesus, Earth, Want

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.5, B&H Publishing Group

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• A fast is not necessarily something we offer God, but it assists us in offering ourselves

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  Offering, Offers

  Jen Hatmaker (2012). “7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess”, p.4, B&H Publishing Group

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