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Trumpet Tuesday: Rayne’s Redemption By Linda Shenton Matchett Twins run in my family, and I always wondered if my husband and I’d had children whether twins would have made an appearance. Instead, my sister was the sibling in our generation blessed with twins, beautiful fraternal twin girls. While thinking about my next story, my nieces…
I hope this works. It’s been a long week and I’ve struggled. Although on my own I read Advent stories, listen to Christmas music and am intentional about the meaning of the season, once the kids get home it feels like a race to make dinner, get one to basketball practice, help the other with…
Congratulations to T.K. Chapin and his novel One Thursday Morning for taking home this month’s Clash crown! PURCHASE ON Amazon About the book: Running not only for her own life, but that of her unborn baby, Serenah moves across the country to a little town outside of Spokane Washington called Newport. It’s here she’ll…
When I was a new college grad, the economy wasn’t great. It took me over a year to get the call for a job that was in my field and permanent. Right before that time, there was a corporation that hired me to work as a temp in their PR office. I was young, naive,…
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…
Brave Writing As writers, I believe we’re called to not only tell a rollicking good story but also to use our narrative, our characters, and our gifts to inspire. Our readers ought to feel better, be better, and live better because they felt our words and took them to heart. The world should be a…
Trumpet Tuesday: Rayne’s Redemption By Linda Shenton Matchett Twins run in my family, and I always wondered if my husband and I’d had children whether twins would have made an appearance. Instead, my sister was the sibling in our generation blessed with twins, beautiful fraternal twin girls. While thinking about my next story, my nieces…
I hope this works. It’s been a long week and I’ve struggled. Although on my own I read Advent stories, listen to Christmas music and am intentional about the meaning of the season, once the kids get home it feels like a race to make dinner, get one to basketball practice, help the other with…
Congratulations to T.K. Chapin and his novel One Thursday Morning for taking home this month’s Clash crown! PURCHASE ON Amazon About the book: Running not only for her own life, but that of her unborn baby, Serenah moves across the country to a little town outside of Spokane Washington called Newport. It’s here she’ll…
When I was a new college grad, the economy wasn’t great. It took me over a year to get the call for a job that was in my field and permanent. Right before that time, there was a corporation that hired me to work as a temp in their PR office. I was young, naive,…
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…
Brave Writing As writers, I believe we’re called to not only tell a rollicking good story but also to use our narrative, our characters, and our gifts to inspire. Our readers ought to feel better, be better, and live better because they felt our words and took them to heart. The world should be a…
Trumpet Tuesday: Rayne’s Redemption By Linda Shenton Matchett Twins run in my family, and I always wondered if my husband and I’d had children whether twins would have made an appearance. Instead, my sister was the sibling in our generation blessed with twins, beautiful fraternal twin girls. While thinking about my next story, my nieces…
I hope this works. It’s been a long week and I’ve struggled. Although on my own I read Advent stories, listen to Christmas music and am intentional about the meaning of the season, once the kids get home it feels like a race to make dinner, get one to basketball practice, help the other with…
Congratulations to T.K. Chapin and his novel One Thursday Morning for taking home this month’s Clash crown! PURCHASE ON Amazon About the book: Running not only for her own life, but that of her unborn baby, Serenah moves across the country to a little town outside of Spokane Washington called Newport. It’s here she’ll…
When I was a new college grad, the economy wasn’t great. It took me over a year to get the call for a job that was in my field and permanent. Right before that time, there was a corporation that hired me to work as a temp in their PR office. I was young, naive,…
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…
Brave Writing As writers, I believe we’re called to not only tell a rollicking good story but also to use our narrative, our characters, and our gifts to inspire. Our readers ought to feel better, be better, and live better because they felt our words and took them to heart. The world should be a…