Part 1 of an Interview Stacey Thacker,Author of Threadbare Prayer Q: What is a threadbare prayer? A threadbare prayer is a simple prayer based on Scripture that is easy to remember. Sometimes we go through seasons when we are feeling hidden, hurt, or hopeless and want to pray, but we just don’t have the words. I’ve…
This series is a LONG time coming. I think the idea came to me as early as 2017. What if a family of multiples stayed in the national spotlight because of tragedy? From there, I kept praying, dreaming, creating, thinking, writing, and re-writing. It’s finally time to introduce you to the Hart sextuplets. Jordyn. Ryan….
After her abusive husband’s death, Misty Stephens returns to her job as a nurse and volunteer at a women’s shelter. She intends to put her life back together and has no intention of ever being vulnerable to a man again. But when an abuse victim dies in her care, Misty finds herself consoling the girl’s…
I love a celebration, don’t you? My author friend Maria Henrikson is celerating 2000 likes over on Facebook with a party Saturday/tomorrow, and all day long authors will be stopping by. I will be there in the morning for the ten o’clock hour chatting AND having giveaways. There will also be a surprise… I’d love…
Part 2 of an Interview Heather M. Dixon,Author of Renewed While most studies on the book of Ruth focus on the book’s namesake, in Renewed: Finding Hope When You Don’t Like Your Story (Abingdon Press), Heather M. Dixon focuses in on Ruth’s widowed mother-in-law instead. “I’ve always read and taught Ruth from Naomi’s perspective because…
Knowing how to approach children and teens in counseling can be a challenge. Learning to enter into their world and draw them out can sometimes feel impossible. But with Julie Lowe’s Building Bridges—a practical workbook of expressive activities to do with kids and teens in counseling—you will find the biblical tools you’re looking for. Anyone who…