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The Traditions Parable
This reminds me of my FaithWriter days when we had weekly challenges with a theme. It really stretched me as there were genres and themes I would otherwise never would have tried. This vision came to me this week, and I thought it was a thought-provoking parable. Something different to post. I pray that you…
What 48 Looks Like On Me
I’ve been blogging for a decade now, and reflecting on or near my birthday is almost as long of a tradition. I know this, when I started, I was hitting 40. Now, I’m moving in on 50. It blows my mind. I’d love to tell you it doesn’t bother me, and for the most part,…
Book Review: Return to Walhalla by Laura Hodges Poole
Return to Walhalla by Laura Hodges Poole When financier Penny Ruskin returns to Walhalla, South Carolina, she has one purpose—to settle her grandmother’s estate and sell the Victorian house she grew up in. Not an easy task with the downturned economy. What she doesn’t count on are all the roadblocks thrown in her path. Walhalla…
T.M. Brown: Purpose of Proverbs and Parables (& FREE eBooks on Amazon!)
Julie’s note: This post should have been published yesterday, and I apologize for the delay. Please make sure you visit T.M.’s Amazon page as both Sanctuary and the newly released Testament are FREE KINDLE reads through Saturday, March 24. Don’t miss out! Testament’s paperback release will be March 27. Purpose of Proverbs and Parables …
Inspiration Behind the Heroine of Common by Laurie Lucking
Inspiration Behind the Heroine of Common Leah, the protagonist in my debut young adult Christian fantasy novel, Common, doesn’t have many traits of a typical heroine. She isn’t particularly bold, witty, courageous, or skilled with weapons. Instead, she’s a shy, hard-working maid who prefers to fly under the radar. And that’s what I love…