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God’s Lessons Found in Christian Suspense
I love the lessons that can be found in Christian fiction, and God bless the authors who strive to include God’s love and forgiveness in their books. No matter what the hero and heroine are facing, God is there with … Continue reading
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AI, Good or Bad?
AI= Artificial Intelligence Should authors use AI in writing their books? Will AI replace writers? Is AI evil? Is it wrong to use AI to research characters…These are questions I’ve seen addressed for weeks now, but since I had not … Continue reading
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The End
For authors, getting to write those two words is one of the best feelings ever! It means the book we’ve struggled through, shed tears for, lost sleep over, is finally finished. Mostly, we authors know how the book will end … Continue reading
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LOVING KINDNESS
“But You are a God of forgiveness, Gracious and compassionate, Slow to anger and abounding in lovingkindness;” Nehemiah 9:17 What is lovingkindness? I like what Barbara Johnson, Award-winning Christian author and Women of Faith Speaker emeritus, said about loving-kindness. How … Continue reading
The Attitude of Gratitude
The attitude of gratitude is a great slogan. Having an eye for the blessings one has received is a necessary element, not only in pleasing God, but surviving the hardships that this valley of tears delivers at the most inopportune … Continue reading
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Red Letters
In the Bible when you see words written in red letters you know that these are Jesus’ words. It’s estimated that there are 31,426 red letter words, almost 48% of the entire Gospel, included in scripture. God came in human … Continue reading
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The Irony of It All: JAIL FOR BAPTISM—ON GOOD FRIDAY? by Vicki Hinze
On Good Friday, I heard about a legal case. A divorced couple battling. The wife had the couple’s child baptized. The husband, of the same faith, also wanted the child baptized, but not until later in life. So now the … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Coming!
This week marks Holy Week, also known as Passion Week for Christians, which begins with Palm Sunday and ends with Easter Sunday. Passion week is filled with so many memorial events, from Jesus turning over the moneychangers’ tables at the … Continue reading
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Spring: A season of renewal
Welcome to Spring: God’s season of rebirth, growth, and regeneration. Nature awakens from slumber in springtime. New life flourishes. No wonder spring is used as a metaphor for spiritual rebirth and development in the Bible. Makes sense, right?? There is … Continue reading
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Brand New!
Though this week has felt more like winter than spring, there are signs popping up all around the countryside that all but scream spring has arrived. The bluebonnets are here; the grass is green, and the fields are colorful with … Continue reading
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Stay In Your Own Lane
What does it mean to “Stay in your own lane?” And how hard is it? Quite hard, evidently. I have a friend whose husband is unhappy in his job. He only focuses on the negatives, and when he comes home … Continue reading
Break the Habit!
Some folks call them routines while others call them ruts. I’m talking about habits here. People tend to fall into patterns, however much we fancy ourselves as being unique. We’re all sheep, according to the Lord, and He would know. … Continue reading
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Advice for Younger Self
Do you ever wish you could go back in time and talk to your younger self? Someone asked me this recently, and it got me to thinking. Back when I was a child, I didn’t really think much about the … Continue reading
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Word by Word, Page by Page
I’m reading through the Bible again this year, only this time I’m doing it a bit differently. For years I used the Chronological Bible, and it helped me so much in seeing the whole picture of the Bible. I had … Continue reading
















































