It’s my pleasure to introduce you to someone with a sweet spirit, a wonderful gift, and a true woman of prayer. I’m thrilled the rest of the world is getting to know her. She has blessed me for years. Dr. Rita Garcia is a bestselling inspirational author—hitting Amazon’s Bestseller list with her first novel, Kaleidoscope…
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COTT: Love’s Journey Home by Kelly Irvin
The Winner of our February New Release Clash is: Love’s Journey Home, by Kelly Irvin Huge congrats to Kelly! And a special thank-you to the competing authors for taking part in this sparring match: Traci Hilton, author of Good, Clean, Murder: A Plain Jane Mystery Lena Nelson Dooley, author of Catherine’s Pursuit Anne Patrick,…
Happy Easter: Just as He Said
From my Facebook status on Good Friday: I have a pet peeve, perhaps a passion. I disagree when people say I’m a religious person. I do believe in the Bible as God’s inspired word, and it is important to me. My faith is more than that. Rules weren’t nailed to a cross. Blood was shed.…
Character Confession: That Saturday
That Saturday Matthew 27 (verse from BibleGateway.com) The Guard at the Tomb 62 The next day, the one after Preparation Day, the chief priests and the Pharisees went to Pilate. 63 “Sir,” they said, “we remember that while he was still alive that deceiver said, ‘After three days I will rise again.’ 64 So give…
Bonus Book Review: Give Us This Day by June Foster
I first became acquainted with June Foster’s writing with her second work in the Bellewood Series, As We Forgive. I loved the characters, and she let me know Pastor Tim first appears in her first book. I’ve wanted to read Give Us This Day for a long time, and I’m so glad I did. June…
March Madness with CrossReads: Repent! by Staci Stallings
Repent! If you’ve been in church any length of time, you’ve no doubt heard the word “repent.” I’ll bet you even know what it means. To feel sorry or contrite for something you have done. When we confess our sins, we repent or say we’re sorry and will not do that thing again. Good.…
