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Reviews: Pride or Priviledge?

“…for they loved human praise more than praise from God.” John 12:43 Whether shopping, traveling, or looking for a good book, it’s impossible to miss the relatively new phenomenon of publicized personal opinion. From the beginning of time, people have … Continue reading

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4 Simple Ways to Encourage Your Favorite Authors

November 1st is considered National Author’s Day, and I missed the party, if there was one, because I was working on a deadline.  November is also National Novel Writing Month. I haven’t participated in NaNoWriMo—the challenge to write a novel … Continue reading

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Give Thanks by Tara Randel

Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever. 1 Chronicles 16:34   Every year, in the month of November, I begin to ponder the things I am grateful for. Family and friends. Health. Success in … Continue reading

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Love Means Saying You’re Sorry by Hannah Alexander

  Once upon a time many, many, many years ago, I recall walking out of a movie theater sobbing with several other young girls after watching Love Story. Yes, I’m dating myself, but now that I’m older and occasionally wiser … Continue reading

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HALLOWEEN and WRITING: FEARFUL or FUN?

A friend sent this to me:  Two  brooms were hanging in the closet and  after  a while they got to know each other so  well,  they decided to get married.  One broom  was, of course, the bride broom, the  other … Continue reading

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Small Miracles

I was thinking on what to write for my post and then, when I saw Tara’s post below, it seemed like a confirmation. I had considered the same exact verse to go along with my post. I love it when … Continue reading

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Audio Books

I must admit I used to have mixed feelings about audio books. Most of my own titles have been contracted as audios, which was nice, especially since when I listened to snippets I thought they did a terrific job. But … Continue reading

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Just in Case You Haven’t Seen This … by James L. Rubart

On the off chance you haven’t seen this video, take 1:52 out of your day and give yourself a treat. Okay, tell me, did you like it as much as I did?

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Prayer by Tara Randel

In the Word, James 5:16 states: The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. Wow. Powerful words to live by. Daily pray is an important part of our Christian walk. I don’t know about you, but I can’t … Continue reading

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What I Learned from the Book of Job by Julie Arduini

There was a wilderness season marked by sickness, death, and change. Just when I came up for air and felt a sense of normalcy, another event rocked everything I had ever taken for granted. A natural encourager, I was muted. … Continue reading

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Romance–Young Love by Hannah Alexander

    As I gaze at this first Christmas photo with this special little boy, I can’t help wondering what his life will be like. He’s quite a little charmer, and I imagine him to be breaking hearts before he … Continue reading

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What Do You Know..Who Do You Know?

As long as I can remember I’ve heard the admonition to “write what you know.” The problem with that my experience and knowledge were limited. Now I hope that as I have grown older (much older!) I’ve learned more and … Continue reading

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The Government Shutdown is Stranger than Fiction

The past couple of weeks I’ve attempted to research for a new story idea. I say “attempted” because I keep running up against this message: “Because of the federal government shutdown, national parks are closed and the National Park Service … Continue reading

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Every Picture Tells a Story

My grandfather fought in the First World War. He trained in New York and was transported in 1918 on the USS Magnolia. Eventually he was assigned to the Signal Corps, and brought home photographs of his unit and the scenes … Continue reading

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A Secret for Dealing with the Exasperating People in Your Life by James L. Rubart

(I previously published the following post on my James L. Rubart site, but due to the response I received, I think it’s worth running again for those of you who aren’t subscribed to my personal blog,) Do you have anyone in … Continue reading

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