It’s been a blessing to not only have Entrusted out for the public to find, but for colleagues to share it. Entrusted has been a few places lately, and I thought you might like to visit those places and leave a comment. As always, I have a link for all the places that featured Entrusted…
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Free Gift for You: Crumbs and Embers
I not only write, I read a lot. Last year I spent a lot of time researching blogs and reading up on marketing. The names to follow—the Michael Hyatt, Jeff Goins—say the same thing: growing an email list is the wisest marketing move to make. If Jeff Zuckerberg decides to shut Facebook down tomorrow or…
Movie Review: The Identical
Movie Description The Identical is a redemptive movie about a young man, the son of a preacher, who rejects his father’s desire for him to join the ministry and instead embarks on a career as a rock singer. As he struggles to pursue his dream and rise to stardom, he finds love, pain, success and…
COTT: Caryl McAdoo and Hope Reborn
by Michelle Massaro Today I have the pleasure of introducing you to author Caryl McAdoo and her newest release Hope Reborn. (Look at that sassy expression, and that billowy feather in the heroine’s hat. She’s got to be up to something!) {About Hope Reborn} Dime novelist May Meriwether decides a Texas Ranger will…
Sabbath Sunday: Beyond the Woods
Each Sunday I take my own amateur nature photo and share a thought or two about God’s love. Fairy tales are a popular theme these days and I’m a fan like everyone else. There’s Once Upon a Time, Maleficent, Cinderella is coming out, and right now, Into the Woods. But real life hasn’t shown…
Saturday Confession: The Brave Earmuffs
Growing up, I believed a lot of things. I was fat and lazy and of no worth to anyone I was meant to stay in the background and have little to no voice I would always be the smart one, good for an answer, but never the option for the opposite sex After awhile, I…