It’s my pleasure to once again bring Ellie Claire journals to you for review. I can’t tell you how excited I am to do this. I am someone that lingers in paper and journal aisles, smelling the paper, tracing the covers with my finger. Believe me when I say I truly love sharing these thoughts…
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Book Review: Kiss Me Once Again by Gail Kittleson
No one ever accused Glenora Carson of being a breathtaking beauty. Her talk, gangly figure and angular face are more solid midwestern stock than Hollywood glamour. But Joe liked her. He even told her, “You’re the one for me.” He gave her a locket with his picture inside, to remind her of him while he…
Book Review: Ellie Claire Art Journals
As I continue my month-long thankful series, I have to say I LOVE the opportunity to review products. Whether it is books, movies, family products, or music, I enjoy sharing what I think in hopes it helps someone else trying to make a decision, or, making readers aware of an item they otherwise wouldn’t know…
Book Review: Into the Deep by Lauren Gaskill
Develop enduring faith for the turbulent waters of life. Following Jesus doesn’t guarantee sunny skies and smooth sailing. In fact, the waters of life are often tumultuous, crashing over us. Sometimes we can feel that we’re drowning in a sea of confusion, division, frustration, complacency, or disillusionment. We need more than a shallow faith to…
Book Review: Volcanic Momentum by Jordan Ring
Mark Matteson, Author of Freedom from Fear, says this about the book: “Volcanic Momentum is a must-read for those seeking renewed energy to complete their goals.” Volcanic Momentum is one of those game changer books. Its magic erupts from the beginning, propelling you into a new mindset for goal setting. The subtle balance of practical…
DVD Review: God’s Design for Sexuality in a Changing Culture
Everyone outside the church is talking about sexual issues gender identity, same-sex attraction, same-sex marriage the world s perspective on these issues has certainly changed over the last decade. So how do you answer questions about God s design for sexuality for church members and their families? Is your church equipping your people to understand…