Small-Town Christian Romance Author Julie Arduini
Weaving faith, family, and chocolate in stories that feel like home
If this were any other area of my life I confess I would be using words like bleh, weak, done with winter, and bleh all over the place. I’m focusing on the positive and in a year God let me know is about activation I have good news. I’m starting something new today. Today I’m…
I guess what I’m experiencing is a little like the phrase “Glass half full” concept. While working through the Made to Crave DVD Lysa TerKeurst takes a negative word and exchanges it for a positive one. From deprivation to empowerment, guilt to peace, that kind of thinking. She mentioned that it is a switch, a…
I’ve blogged about this before but on the other server that I had to erase previous posts. I think it’s worth revisiting. Last year I struggled with letting go. No matter the promises made to me I was just certain my life was nothing more than Charlie Brown and his football around Lucy. After I…
It’s been a crazy week filled with jury duty and following God’s lead no matter where it may take me. One of the places He took me was to the couch. I had a day off from jury duty and spent the day resting and catching up on Netflix. One of the movies I watched…
Each Saturday I use a Character Confession from Noelle Mena’s Pliable in His Hands. What is my confession? Read on and make sure you share yours!
Today bloggers associated with the Thomas Nelson BookSneeze program are sharing Valentine themed reviews. My BookSneeze Valentine’s book review is Couples Who Pray by SQuire Rushnell and Louise DuArt.