He was three months old when we dedicated him, a commitment as parents to raise our son in an environment that models Christ. We were new to that particular church and after the service a man stepped forward and let us know as we prayed, he “saw” our son in a snapshot of sorts, and…
Life, in Spite of Me is a gripping story Kristen Anderson and co author Tricia Goyer share regarding Kristen’s suicide attempt. The book starts off recalling the attempt where Kristen places herself in front of a moving train. The recollection is breathtaking and the authors paint a vivid picture not just of Kristen’s bleak outlook…
I’m coming in WAY late on this one but I’ve been blogging ahead to keep up with a busy schedule. I love this meme, I learned about it from Lynda at On the Write Track and Joanne at an Open Book. It’s called “As of Late”. It’s a great way to reflect and share. I…
“I have the right to do anything,” you say—but not everything is beneficial. “I have the right to do anything”—but not everything is constructive. 1 Corinthians 10:23, NIV (BibleGateway) Last night I finished facilitating the small group study Made to Crave. There are so many nuggets in this book that I recommend reading it more…
It’s rare these days for me to pick up a book just because. I either read to review or have a writing how to book in hand. My Kindle reads are free reads I pick up in my spare time which isn’t often. I thought I’d share a review today on a book I simply…
I could make this book review for C.J. Darlington’s Bound by Guilt really simple. I read it in one sitting. I didn’t take a break, go somewhere else, use the bathroom, none of it. I didn’t plan to read Bound by Guilt that way, but it was inevitable. C.J. Darlington tells a captivating story making…