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Take Shelter in the Word
I must confess, until we went through the great Snowpocalypse of 2021 here in Texas, I never understood how difficult having too much snow can be. Before 2021, if we had snow at all, it would be a dusting that … Continue reading
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Welcome Delores Topliff
Hi, Patricia Bradley here. I want to introduce my friend Delores Topliff who will be posting regularly to the Christians Read blog. Over to you, Delores. I’m new here and look forward to getting acquainted. As Patricia said, I’m Delores … Continue reading
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Through the Storm
One of the hardest realizations is when you see that no matter what you’re going through, no matter how difficult or impossible it seems, life continues to go on. A few years back, I lost my mother and my father-in-law … Continue reading
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Marketplace Prayer by Julie Arduini
I have felt for the last couple years that the time when Christians would become more than customers and engage in active prayer while in line was upon us. I’m not afraid to pray—at church or with those who I … Continue reading
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Why I Write
I was speaking at a conference this past weekend and someone asked why I write. Ever since my first book, that’s been an easy question for me. Besides the fact that I write because I can’t not write, I received … Continue reading
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This Picture!
I’ve seen this picture many times before, but for some reason, this time, the sacrifice that was made for us by the family of a fallen soldier really got to me. As an author, when I create heroes for my … Continue reading
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Are We Called to Write?
Many years ago, I read a blog post about whether a writer is called by God to write. Since that time, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about that blog and whether I was called to write or if … Continue reading
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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