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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Judging a Story
Every year I’m involved with judging at least a couple of different writing contests. It’s often time consuming but I always find the effort well spent because I’m reminded there are endless possibilities of stories and storytellers. It’s hard to … Continue reading
Reflecting on Reputation by Julie Arduini
As I type this, updates continue to come in from Moore, Oklahoma. My Facebook list isn’t huge by any means and I’m seeing several friends checking in and reporting on the devastation. Chances are there is someone here at Christians … Continue reading
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Tagged character, Charles Spurgeon, inscribed on a rock, Julie Arduini, reputation, written in sand
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Miracles do Happen (by Hannah Alexander)
Much of the country has been watching and praying as Oklahoma City and surrounding towns dig out of the debris and devastation caused by a monster tornado attack last night. Many of us prayed for a friend of mine who … Continue reading
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Tagged helping hands. Salvation Army, Samaritan's Purse, tornado
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Sad Stories
Have you ever shied away from reading a book because you know it’s going to have a sad ending? Or have you been in the mood to seek out such a book? What if a book has a sad ending, … Continue reading
Jesus: The Revolutionary with His Upside-Down Ideas
Have you ever thought about the many ideas that Jesus brought into human history? I was thinking about this, and it is clear that Jesus brought ideas that are upside down from the world’s way of thinking. We could call … Continue reading
Gifts For Mom
This weekend is Mother’s Day. I always enjoy this weekend because I get to honor my mother and be honored as a mother. Because life goes by so quickly, I’m glad we have special days to remember those we love. … Continue reading
Like a Good Neighbor (by Hannah Alexander)
This is not a State Farm commercial. Friends, meet our yard below. Yes, the grass really was knee high last night. I checked it, and my legs are not short. I could honestly use the excuse that I love the … Continue reading
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Tagged doing the extra mile, kindness of neighbors
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Is Bigger Better?
Just received my author copies for my upcoming release, Riptide, yesterday. Actually I received only four of them because they are the True Large Print versions. Not LARGE PRINT, but TRUE large print. This version is like a trade-sized … Continue reading
On Suspending Disbelief Posted by Maureen Lang
When I’m reading a good book, I’m usually willing to suspend disbelief—that is, accept something implausible—if the story or film has prepared me properly. Shootouts both contemporary and historical are exciting and I’m willing to believe the bad guys will … Continue reading
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