When I first created this promotion, I wondered why I was offering a Christmas book in spring. I had no idea we’d be isolated at home and that reports are coming out that people are doing Christmas-y things like putting lights out and reading books from the season to encourage and lift their spirits. I…
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An Encouraging Message
Well, today I turn 50. It wasn’t how I pictured it, and I’m a bit bummed, honestly. Most of the year I like hiding and being behind the scenes. My birthday? I don’t dismiss it. I work darn hard and pour my everything into those around me. Words are my life, so to hear positive…
Telling Ministries: Coronavirus Christian Resources
You have questions about Coronavirus? I do, too. There is so much floating around, including fear. Telling Ministries, What Christians Want to Know put together an informational page to help. Check it out!
Book Review: The Shift by Keion Henderson
Discover a renewed sense of your purpose and the courage to move from what it is to what can be.Albert Einstein once said, “Problems cannot be solved with the same mind-set that created them.” To resolve our problems and deal with our mistakes, we must be willing to be transformed by God’s process of healing…
Max Lucado Anxious for Nothing
Last year I received an invitation to participate in an online study featuring Max Lucado’s Anxious for Nothing. I agreed knowing my son struggles with anxiety, and if I could learn anything, great. The study changed my life. I had no idea going in how anxious I was, and how desperate my heart was crying…
Lynne Tagawa: Love and Marriage in Colonial America
Love and Marriage in Colonial America By Lynne Tagawa What was romance like in colonial America? Well, it depended where you lived. Among the first families of Tidewater Virginia, marriages were frequently arranged, and love was not required. Divorce was almost impossible. If you’ve ever read a “Regency romance,” these elements are familiar. But if…