Character Confession: What Imperfect Progress Looks Like On Me

Character Confession: What Imperfect Progress Looks Like On Me

This summer I’ve been working through Lysa TerKeurst’s latest book, Unglued: Making Wise Choices in the Midst of Raw Emotions. She has one term that is the goal for readers, imperfect progress. I used to be a very angry, wounded person, and unglued was my heart. Although God’s healed me from so much, imperfect progress…

COTT: Summer Reads

COTT: Summer Reads

Summer is here, and we’ve got some great new releases to fill up those camping trips, car rides, and lazy days on the beach. Our May suggestions are intriguing and ready to pull you into stories of faith, love, and adventure. It will be hard to choose between these five wonderful romances.These books are sure…

Sabbath Sunday: Because of Him, Toward Him, With Him

Sabbath Sunday: Because of Him, Toward Him, With Him

…so that your faith might not rest on human wisdom, but on God’s power. 1 Corinthians 2:5, NIV Each Sunday I try to post my own nature’ish picture along with a thought or two of God’s love for you. Given this is a college scene I captured earlier this spring in Burlington, VT, and it’s…

Book Review: Tangerine Morning by Rita Garcia

Book Review: Tangerine Morning by Rita Garcia

Last week I had the pleasure of reviewing Christian clinical counselor and author Rita Garcia’s first book in the Serenity Cove series, Kaleidoscope Summer: Samantha’s Story. Today I’m just as thrilled to review Tangerine Morning: Jezzica’s Story. Book Description: Book two of the Serenity Cove Series: Romance, mystery and family drama intertwine in the small…