It’s my pleasure each Sunday to share my own nature picture and share a thought or two about God’s love for you.
I couldn’t believe this sunset in the dead of winter.
Brilliant.
Warm.
Blazing.
Passionate.
When I’m feeling:
Cold
Numb
Frozen
Guess what?
God’s love blazes just as hot for us when we’re cold.
Rude.
Unforgiving.
Broken.
We just need to take that first step.
Toward the Son.
Tradition. I wish writing it felt as beautiful as when I hear the song in Fiddler on the Roof. For years I’ve shared around my birthday where I’m at in life and what I look like. I think in part to encourage you, and perhaps, to keep me accountable and encourage myself. Each year that…
On October 22, 2014, A Miracle of Hope won Clash of the Titles’ Laurel Award. During a six-week period, the novel’s first 3,500 words were read and judged by avid readers of Christian fiction who determined it to be the worthiest to receive the 2014 Laurel Award. Clash of the Titles extends a heartfelt congratulations…
Each Sunday I share an amateur nature picture of mine with a few thoughts about God’s love for you. Are you a praying person? Have you answered the call to be a prayer warrior or an intercessor? It’s not an easy assignment. In fact, without proper perspective, it can be crushing. Your job is to…
Braving Strange Waters is an inspirational time-slip novel that released on April 15th. For fun, I’m interviewing Stella, the main character, today. Let’s see what she has to say. Sarah: Welcome, Stella. Thanks for giving us this quick interview right after stepping off your cruise. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? Stella:…
Book Description: Most people have prayed for something or someone in earnest, seeking God’s will, only to be left confused by God’s response.Sometimes we ask, “Why would a good God allow bad things to happen to good people?” In Amazed and Confused, Heather Zempel tackles this question head-on by exploring the book of Habakkuk. When the prophet…
Spies & Sweethearts: The Story Behind the Story By Linda Shenton Matchett One of my favorite aspects of being associated with the Wright Museum is the opportunity to meet men and women who lived during World War II. I love our displays, and I’ve learned a lot about the famous and infamous, but there is…