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SMALL THINGS
SMALL THINGS January! A new year. A time of new beginnings. That gives some people an incentive to start over, turn over a new leaf, make resolutions. Others have tried that and failed so often, the idea … Continue reading
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Revisiting Redux: Reading goals for 2012 by Camy Tang
Camy here! I know I just posted about this both here on Christiansread.com and also on my blog, but I wanted to give an update. Basically, a couple days ago I posted on my blog about how I’m revising my … Continue reading
How to Create a Prayer Covering
In my last post about how to avoid great expectations that lead to disappointment in the new year, I promised to post today on what a prayer covering is and why I’m so passionate about it. I’m not the first … Continue reading
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How Many Books Do You Finish?
Last Friday my fellow CR blogger Lynette confessed she doesn’t read as much as she’d like to. Now it’s my turn to confess: I finish only twenty percent of the books I start. Ugh. I know, what’s wrong with me? … Continue reading
Beyond Sex Roles: The New Covenant Model
I hope your New Year has started with God’s goodness going before you and behind you. I send prayers for God’s favor to be with you throughout 2012! Jon, my husband, and I began the year singing praises to our … Continue reading
A Confession…
…I almost don’t want to share this, since this is a blog about reading, specifically Christians reading. But, here it is. I really don’t read as much as I’d like to. What happened to the days when I’d finish work, … Continue reading
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The One Thing by Elizabeth Goddard
Remember the movie, City Slickers? I love the part where Curly tells Mitch that the secret of life is the one thing. When Mitch asks Curly what the one thing is, he simply answers, “That’s what you have to find … Continue reading
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How do you choose a book?
While wondering how many Kindles, Nooks and e-readers were under Christmas trees this past holiday, I pondered whether such devices will change how we as readers choose the books we read. I admit I do the majority of my shopping … Continue reading
Arresting Moment
I pulled a stunt the other night that I was afraid might get me arrested. I pulled up beside a very young looking police officer in our town of 1300 and proceeded to tell him how to do his job. … Continue reading
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Ever Celebrate an International Christmas?
Ever Celebrate an International Christmas? My hubby and I just returned from a wonderfully relaxing two-week vacation in Hawaii. What an awesome place at any time of year, but particularly during the holidays! Let me tell you about the highlight … Continue reading
GREAT THINGS TO DO ON NEW YEAR’S EVE by Vicki Hinze
THINGS TO DO ON NEW YEAR’S EVE © 2007-2011, Vicki Hinze Tomorrow night the door closes on 2011. For some it’s been a good year. For others, the best they can say is in short order it will … Continue reading
Let God Talk to You Review by Yvonne Ortega
Some people believe God doesn’t talk to people anymore. I’m grateful He still does. What a privilege to have the opportunity to hear God speak to us. Many of us go to God with our long list of requests. We … Continue reading
How to Avoid Great Expectations in 2012 by Julie Arduini
With Christmas behind us, the conversation of the week seems to be about resolutions. People are reflecting on their year and making goals for the new one. I giggled watching Live with Kelly as Kelly Ripa mentioned resolutions and how … Continue reading
New Year’s Reading Resolutions by Camy Tang
Camy here! As 2011 draws to a close, how did you do on your reading goals for the year? (Did you have any reading goals? LOL) I wanted to read more Love Inspired Suspenses but didn’t read as many as … Continue reading
When the World Rejoices and You Mourn by Vicki Hinze
The Christmas Blues: When the World Rejoices and You Mourn © 2011, Vicki Hinze Days that try souls are all too common. Yet during the Christmas season, the myriad of feelings that weary us and try our souls—feelings of being … Continue reading
















































