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Lillian Duncan: Giving Up VS. Surrendering
Giving up VS. Surrendering Giving up VS. Surrendering. No one wants to give up in a situation. On the other hand, surrendering to God is what Christians should want to do in any situation, right? So what’s the difference? In 2012, I was diagnosed with bilateral brain tumors and subsequently a genetic disease called Neurofibromatosis…
COTT: Summer Fiction
What a great bunch of books to take on vacation or read under a shady tree this summer. Selections include a Regency romance, a thriller, the story of an abandoned child found by the shore and two Westerns. Peruse below and let us know which one you’ll put on top of the stack in your…
Fri-Yay: The Scandalous Gospel by Al I. ADY
The Scandalous Gospel “Can I follow Jesus and be a Muslim?” This was the question my friend threw at me just minutes before he trusted in Christ. Initially, I wanted to say no and show him Matthew 6:24 (“No one can serve two masters…”) and tell him he needs to set everything behind him to…
Book Review: Susan May Warren’s The Shadow of Your Smile
Could it be? I believe so—it’s the first book review/blog tour stop for 2012. What makes this even more exciting is the author is my favorite—Susan May Warren. Susan May Warren returns to Deep Haven with the book, The Shadow of Your Smile. This time she combines the small community feel with characters transitioning through…
WFW: Frenemies are Everywhere…But that Doesn’t Make It Right
Wednesday means Word-Full Wednesday. Post a Bible verse with an image, link your URL over at the Internet Cafe and watch God work. WFW is always about glorifying God. I love looking at images and seeing how diverse they can be yet touch and change lives. Check it out! …
Chasing Freedom Character Interview by H.L. Wegley
An Interview with Alejandra (Allie) Santiago, heroine of Chasing Freedom “You certainly are a long way from Nogales, Mexico, Ms. Sant—” “Please, just call me Allie. Alejandra Santiago—it’s too many syllables.” “Okay, Allie. Please tell us how you got from a border town in Mexico to Oregon State University.” “An international scholarship. The scholarship gave…