I’m a fan of Sheila Walsh—I could listen to her Scottish accent all day, in fact, I wish Twitter had a voice preview so every once in awhile I could hear her precious tweets. She has a beautiful voice, a wonderful testimony, and what I appreciate most of all is that she is transparent. She…
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Chawna Schroeder: Speculative Fiction Clash Discovery by Jennifer Slattery
Guest blogger: Jennifer Slattery Sometimes Clash of the Titles highlights great talent. Other times we get to “discover it.” This is exactly what happened with our speculative fiction unpub’bed clash. Join me in welcoming Chawna Schroeder to the COTT family! There’s nothing like discovering great talent before it goes to print! And I have a…
Sabbath Sunday: Get Your Feet Wet
Sabbath Sunday is my weekly post where I share an amateur nature picture taken by yours truly, along with a few words of encouragement that God has for you. That’s right, you aren’t here by accident, and if you read this and it just hits you, I don’t know. But God does, and He asked…
Character Confession: Butt Ugly
Lately I’ve been looking at Christian/Biblical/Prophetic art. The images that make my heart stir the most are bride portraits where they either are also wearing part of the Armor of God (Ephesians 6, I believe) or are looking beyond, in a longing way, for what I interpret to be her Groom, Jesus. …
One Big Buzz
Pay attention tonight. Chances are you’re going to see women talking faster, unable to sit still. Don’t worry. It’s the caffeine. Praise and Coffee groups are meeting tonight, literally across the world. As you read this I’m most likely throwing things together to prepare for mine. Our group is having their first meeting ever, and…
My Million Dollar Snot Gift
I have the opportunity to participate in an event that walks ladies through the book of Esther in a tangible way. I’m familiar with her story and have read a lot about her, but little compares to walking in a church and having the sanctuary transformed into a palace. One week focused on her preparation…
