Clash of the Titles adores featuring new releases from Christian authors all over the world, but we’d be remiss to forget the authors on our very own doorstep. COTT is run by a bevy of talented writers–several of whom are published. In fact, in the last year alone, COTT staff has celebrated the release of…
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Sabbath Sunday: Joy in the Morning
Sabbath Sunday. I post an amateur nature picture of my own with a thought or two about God’s love for you. I look at this picture and think about my life. God’s Word. How His Word carries me, especially in hard times. And this verse pairs up perfectly with the picture to me. For his…
Character Confession: Birds of Different Feathers
I never tire of learning, especially when it comes from those quiet times with the Lord. Especially when it comes from the everyday things I usually take for granted. We had one beautiful spring day where it was nice enough I could read outside. The birds seemed as excited as I was. I looked at…
Saying Goodbye to a Beloved TV Character
I posted at Christians Read this week about saying goodbye to a beloved character—the Dallas tribute episode to JR Ewing. I share reflections on why I watch the show, what made it personal, and as a writer, why it was done so well. Check it out here.
Book Review: A Plain Scandal by Amanda Flowers
A Plain Scandal is Amanda Flower’s second book in the Appleseed Creek Mystery series. I wasn’t aware this was the second one, so it took me a little to figure out the characters, but not long. Book Description: The people of Appleseed Creek in the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country are under attack. Soon after…
COTT: The Song of the Tree by Lotis Key
This week, Clash of the Titles is featuring a rare genre– contemporary allegory. If you’ve been itching for something different, this one should do it! The Song of the Tree contains a message that applies to each of us at some point in our lives. It moves the God-seeker from fist shaking stance, down to…
