Small-Town Christian Romance Author Julie Arduini
Weaving faith, family, and chocolate in stories that feel like home
For some it’s a cute day to dress up the little ones and nab some candy. I’m not against that, but I know it is also a time where those whose allegiance is not with God conjure up curses against the faithful, among other deeds I’m not sharing here. But what I want to do…
This is a new and fun opportunity, reviewing something that is not a book. Handlebar Publishing asked bloggers to review The High Calling Newsletter. Because I’m gearing up for NaNoWriMo, I went to the October 24th archive edition. The High Calling, according to their website, is an online magazine and community that believes “God cares…
Each Sunday I post my own amateur nature picture with a thought or two about God’s love for you. This isn’t the best picture, but it’s a typical fall morning. Full of fog with glimpses of beauty. Is that where you are today? Can’t figure out the literal season you are in–unable to even take…
It’s almost here–the annual Thankful Guest Blogger Month. As always, I love the posts that are coming in from people and why they are thankful. I will feature them through most of November, and I have a few, not many, slots left. Learn how you can submit here. This week I had an a-ha moment,…
With a teen son in the house, I’m always on the look-out for resources that will challenge and inspire him through these hard years. When I saw that Courageous Teens by Michael Catt and Amy Parker was available, I couldn’t wait to receive it and share with our son. Book Description Courageous Teens is a…
Don’t forget to submit your thankful post for use here in November. More details here. It’s been awhile since I’ve contribute as a BookSneeze blogger. Wait no more because today I review Jonathan Fallwell’s 1000 Days: The Ministry of Christ. I think all of us could be guilty of giving the headlines and not the…