Charlotte’s Garden By Shirley Johnson Charlotte loved to work in her garden in the morning. She could hear the morning birds greet the day with a song. The refreshing dewdrops found rest upon the garden. The flowers seemed to smile back at the sun. Charlotte worked hard at maintaining the presentation and growth…
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Guilt to Love by Sara L. Foust
Guilt to Love Sara L. Foust The main theme I hope readers will gather from Callum’s Compass is that God loves us no matter what we do or have done. My two main characters both have a past that haunts them. When Kat was a child her brother died in a gruesome accident and Kat…
Remembering John Denver through HER ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGHNESS
Julie’s Note: Darlene Franklin is a writing friend with a release that needed some promotion help, and I wanted to help out. I didn’t know on Thursday it was the anniversary of John Denver’s death, and her book pays tribute through her fiction. Check it out! Krystal Black had helped foreign dignitaries before but never…
So You Want to be a Sheep? Maureen Hager
So You Want to be a Sheep? By Maureen Hager Sheep are mentioned in the Bible more than any other animal; symbolically they refer to God’s people. All the sheep that belong to the shepherd are of one flock. God has many names; each one describes an attribute of His character. A favorite…
Got Five Minutes by Letitia Suk
Got Five Minutes? By Letitia Suk “Take five minutes to pray for your work each day and see what happens,” was the challenge proposed by our pastor to the congregation years ago. I remember thinking something like, “Duh!” Of course, I already pray at least five minutes a day for my work…don’t I? Surely…
Five Tips for Flexible Family Faith Time by Stephenie Hovland
Five Tips for Flexible Family Faith Time by Stephenie Hovland Guess what? There is no such thing as a perfect Christian family! That means there isn’t one perfect way to devotions. In fact, I’m thinking the word “devotions” might need to go. Think of this as family faith time. Let’s go through five…