Quotes from Fireproof

Eric Wilson ·  284 pages

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“But just remember: a woman's like a rose; if you treat her right, she'll bloom, if you don't, she'll wilt.”
― Eric Wilson, quote from Fireproof


“Fireproof doesn't mean that a fire will never come, but that when it comes you'll be able to withstand it.”
― Eric Wilson, quote from Fireproof


“A real man's gotta be a hero to his wife before he can be a hero to anybody else- or he ain't a real man.”
― Eric Wilson, quote from Fireproof


“Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might . . . ”
― Eric Wilson, quote from Fireproof


“Yeah, it's hard to care when you're afraid of getting hurt. You know, the sad part is that when most people promise 'for better or for worse,' they really only mean for the better.”
― Eric Wilson, quote from Fireproof



“On his own, he was lost. On his knees, he knew he was found.”
― Eric Wilson, quote from Fireproof


“He was a fireman. And what did she do? She went around lightning fires, while he tried to put them out.”
― Eric Wilson, quote from Fireproof


About the author

Eric Wilson
Born place: in The United States
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