Angel at Midnight by Diane Dean White

Angel at Midnight by Diane Dean White

ANGEL AT MIDNIGHT Julie’s note: This first published with Jasmine’s Place   One year while waiting to move into our own home, we rented an older house in town. It had spacious rooms and our bedroom was at the front of the house and each of the children’s was near the back. As many older…

The Ordinary Life by Leslie Umstattd

The Ordinary Life by Leslie Umstattd

The Ordinary Life Most of us live what is considered an ordinary life. We go through life each day with the typical routine of getting up, going to work, doing laundry, shuttling children to their events, and retiring for the evening. The days and months pass by and before we know it, November hits and…

Side by Side in God’s Battle by Holly Hrywnak

Side by Side in God’s Battle by Holly Hrywnak

Thankful Post: Side by Side in Battle By: Holly Hrywnak   1 Samuel 14:6-7 “Jonathan said to his young armor-bearer, “Come, let’s go over to the outpost of those uncircumcised men. Perhaps the Lord will act in our behalf. Nothing can hinder the Lord from saving, whether by many or by few.” “Do all that you have in mind,” his armor-bearer said.…

Clash of the Titles: Vote for Your Favorite Read

Clash of the Titles: Vote for Your Favorite Read

  Clash of the Titles’s Newest Gems   This November Clash of the Titles presents a fantastic selection of brand new books to check out. Add an American classic, a biological science fiction with suspense, young adult, inspirational romance and Amish story to your to-be-read or Christmas wish list   When Mountains Move by Julie Cantrell  …

Thankful for God’s Timing by Elizabeth Maddrey

Thankful for God’s Timing by Elizabeth Maddrey

I’m Thankful for God’s Timing   For the last six years, November has been a month of true thanksgiving in my family. Sure, we always did the Thanksgiving thing – up to and including some activities that made me cringe as a teenager with my mom trying to encourage us to share the things we…

Cold Turkey by Pam Ford Davis

Cold Turkey by Pam Ford Davis

Cold Turkey We use the expression to describe a sudden cessation of a bad habit. We resolve to quit smoking, drinking of alcoholic beverages or other addictive behavior. Bravely, we decide to go it on our own, declining outside assistance of support systems or medications to take the edge off the withdrawal. “I think I…