Toni Shiloh > Quotes

“You have everything… Your citizenship is not earthly but heavenly. You belong to a God who would see you enjoy nothing but an abundant life.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“God will see you through. He’s bought you so far, Bri. If you look back at where you were and your journey to now, you’d know it. You’d see His handiwork.”
― Toni Shiloh, In Search of a Prince

“In order for things to work out, God had to be at the forefront.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“Community. Had I ever felt like I truly belonged?

Aren't we in community with the Lord?

We are, but He wants more for us. He wants us to be part of the body of Christ, being His hands and feet on earth. Alone, we're just an individual constantly seeking to belong. And that can lead us on some very dangerous paths.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“Then that's it? You don't want to be bad, so you decided to be good?"

"I don't think it's as black-and-white as that. It's more like I was in such a state that once God opened my eyes to Him, I couldn't help but choose the things that would only glorify Him. It's no longer about me.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“Star wanted to roll her eyes at his political grin. How had she ever thought him to be sincere and trustworthy?”
― Toni Shiloh, You Make It Feel Like Christmas

“So what do we do now?
Let God write our next chapter and trust Him to guide us.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“I really want to kiss you.” He dipped his head, his lips inches from hers. “Oh good,” she murmured, keeping her voice intentionally low. “It’s not just my imagination.”
― Toni Shiloh, You Make It Feel Like Christmas

“God never leaves you in the same place he found you. He's always working to transform you and make you more like Jesus. If you can't even rearrange you schedule to attend services, how surrendered are you to change?”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“Was that his heart thumping, or did he have indigestion?”
― Toni Shiloh, You Make It Feel Like Christmas

“No wonder he was the Sexiest Man Alive. Even my pulse has reacted on instinct, and my stomach felt branded by his touch. Once again, I thanked God that I didn't have to see him on a daily basis. I'd be an absolute wreck.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“Thank goodness they served an all-knowing God. Since Jordan had returned to Willow Springs, her faith had grown. She went from believing that God ignored her, was maybe even upset with her, to realizing it was Jordan's own insecurities that had altered her view of God. He was still a good God, a good Father, a good provider.”
― Toni Shiloh, Winning His Trust

“Patience was a lesson I never wanted to learn, but if I hadn't, I would have missed the reward.”
― Toni Shiloh, To Win a Prince

“Forgiveness isn't for the wrongdoer. It's for the wronged. To free them from the oppression of unforgiveness and ensure their heart stays in a state of humility with God.”
― Toni Shiloh, An Unlikely Alliance

“It was time to let the hurt go, even if Angel never said she was sorry.”
― Toni Shiloh, You Make It Feel Like Christmas

“Did God really want her to remain single and serve Him with her purpose?”
― Toni Shiloh, Winning His Trust

“The hint of vulnerability shining in Jordan's eyes made something that felt very much like the need to protect rise up in him. Ugh, Porter. You aren't supposed to think of her like that.”
― Toni Shiloh, Winning His Trust

“How could I determine if his friendship request was sincere? Yet his declaration in the kitchen had seemed heartfelt and authentic. I wanted to believe him, but I also couldn't afford to. My heart would be obliterated when we broke up if I went ahead and gave in to my desire to be loved for who I was.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“Maybe she should befriend Waylon. Friendship always made the holidays more enjoyable and this year had to be particularly hard on him since his mom passed.”
― Toni Shiloh, You Make It Feel Like Christmas

“Starr’s voice had gotten quiet. Waylon couldn’t sit by and let her get railroaded by her obnoxious sister.”
― Toni Shiloh, You Make It Feel Like Christmas

“Come on, Mr. SMA. We'll show Luminar how to fall in love the sanctified way.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“You didn't wear that offensive shapewear again, did you? If so, we're heading straight to the bathroom.
You can't take it off me, I hissed.
So you did wear it?
If you were me, you might have been tempted to double up.
Lamont rolled his eyes, a ghost of a smile flirting with the edges of his lips. There is nothing wrong with your figure, other than you trying to strangle it every time you wear a dress.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“I don't have a token, a shoe, or dirty cargo pants with a hidden ring, But I do have a heart that's ready to love you and a ring I hope you'll love a little less than you'll love me.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“I'm distracted by the people. What they look like, if they’re judging me. Not to mention what the music sounds like, how the sermon is preached, etcetera. I'm so focused on what I can get.”
I sat back, stunned by the revelation.

“That makes sense. After all, most of us attend church to be fed. We want to be filled by the atmosphere, and we forget we're there to worship God, not the other way around.”
― Toni Shiloh, The Love Script

“Starr wanted to roll her eyes at his political grin. How had she ever thought him to be sincere and trustworthy?”
― Toni Shiloh, You Make It Feel Like Christmas

“God knew who I was. Knew everything about me and still found me worthy of saving. I shook my head at the magnitude of that. Worthy on His say so.”
― Toni Shiloh, To Win a Prince

“Oh.” Her voice sounded small, and her eyes began to water.
I halted in horror as not one but two tears spilled down her cheeks. “Are you … are you crying?” I did not know what to do with a weeping woman.”
― Toni Shiloh, To Win a Prince

“But what I can control are my own actions. How I love every person God's placed in my life. How I share that love with the time He's allotted me.”
― Toni Shiloh, An Unlikely Proposal

“There was something so heartwarming in being able to petition God. To know that He would carefully listen and attend to the matters of the heart. That her words mattered to the creator of the universe and no request would be deemed insignificant. Something she hadn’t had a lot of growing up.”
― Toni Shiloh, Her Christmas Redemption

“Now I see how arrogant, spoiled, and selfish I truly was. If not for your grace, for God’s grace, I would not be able to say that it all worked for my betterment. I am not the same man who stood before the council, keeping silent so I would not demean myself. Now I come before you to beg for your forgiveness and wish that you would accept my apology.”
― Toni Shiloh