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Romantic Suspense to Love
by Elizabeth Goddard As you might know, I write romantic suspense and that, because I love to read the genre. What could be more exciting than a handsome hero and a spunky heroine thrown together in a fight for survival … Continue reading
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Unmet Expectations by Julie Arduini
The last time I posted, I shared that my word for 2017 is transformation. I mentioned the different ways I thought it would play out, and already I’m seeing in some ways I was right on track, and others, not … Continue reading
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Tagged change, contacts, daughter, eyes, Faith, glasses, God, Julie Arduini, school, special needs, surrender, transformation, unmet expectations, vision
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New Beginnings
New beginnings are everywhere around us. Some are small. Some aren’t. Each day is a new beginning. And just recently our country had a new beginning. We swore in a new president. Our personal life is filled with new beginnings … Continue reading
Life Interrupts…But Goes On by Vicki Hinze
Life Interrupts… But Goes On By Vicki Hinze We all know that we experience Seasons. Times in our lives when things go smoothly, and times when they just don’t. I’ve been in a “just don’t” season since right … Continue reading
Grumpy
The other day I overheard my husband talking to a friend about how it’s almost inevitable that men should turn into the stereotypical “grumpy old men” sooner or later. I guess if you live long enough, some of the more … Continue reading
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My Freaky New Life by Hannah Alexander
I realize I’ve made it onerously apparent in posts from the past that Mel and I have moved 850 miles from a place we called home for many decades to the Nebraska Panhandle. Wow, what a move. It’s a whole … Continue reading
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Tagged mountain lion tracks, tracks in the snow, wild, wild west
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Declaring War on Negativity
I said I wouldn’t make a New Year’s Resolution. Because I believe my greatest transformation comes not from my own efforts, but from growing closer to Jesus and allowing Him to shine through me. And yet, that doesn’t mean I’m … Continue reading
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True Love
I’ve loved the idea of creating things from nothing since I was a young girl. Whether it’s writing, or playing music, or crafting, I love all things creative. I grew up in a family of musicians. Oh, we weren’t famous, … Continue reading
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The Blank Page That Is 2017
Do you make New Year’s Resolutions? I confess, I’m not one for making them, mostly because in the past, I haven’t been able to live up to my resolutions. If you make New Year’s resolutions and follow through with … Continue reading
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Revelation Instead of Resolution by Tara Randel
Happy New Year to all our Christian Reads friends! So now it is 2017. Yet we’ve all seen it, year after year. It’s a new year! Lose weight! Organize your clutter! Exercise! Make time for quality endeavors! Bombarded by all … Continue reading
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One More Week by Hannah Alexander
I’m sorry I didn’t announce this earlier, but throughout the month of December, we had our Healing Touch series on sale on Kindle for .99 per title. I was going to take down the sale today, but because I didn’t … Continue reading
A Spiritual New Year by Vicki Hinze
A Spiritual New Year By Vicki Hinze A new year is upon us. Twenty sixteen is a memory and much of 2017 remains a mystery. Odds are that we’ve looked back at the previous year and decided what … Continue reading
2017 Word of the Year: Transformation by Julie Arduini
Some do resolutions, I do word of the year. Around September I start praying and watching for confirmation. Sometimes the words come later in the year, and I’ve had them as early as October. That was the case for this … Continue reading
Better Than New Year’s Resolutions
Maybe it’s always this way, or perhaps I’m just more alert this year, but everywhere I look this Christmas, I see stress. Anxiety. Depression. Grieving. Hard stuff. People bustling about with Christmas carols playing, speaking cheerful holiday greetings, while inside … Continue reading
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Christmas Greetings
Here’s wishing you a joyful Christmas. Let us celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ the King, God’s perfect gift. I pray you have a wonderful holiday season with your family and enjoy special time with loved ones. Take time to … Continue reading
















































