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A Day in the Life

Posted on March 21, 2013 by bethrachg

Of a writer. It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. That’s a line from one of my favorite classic novels. Raise your hand if you can’t remember which one. Or Google it. (I love saying … Continue reading →

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Easter’s Coming! Time for a worldview check. Posted by Maureen Lang

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Maureen Lang

Of all the holidays, Easter is probably the most important to me. I love Christmas, too, but the older I get the more work and preparation that day demands. Easter, on the other hand, beyond the bunnies and eggs and … Continue reading →

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The Verdict’s In On My Kindle and it Ain’t Good by James L. Rubart

Posted on March 19, 2013 by James L. Rubart

I just got a Kindle and I’m not sold on it. Am I too old? Maybe that’s the problem. But I don’t think so. I love technology. The other day a friend was selling their Kindle (an older version) very … Continue reading →

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Create a New Story Line for Your Life by Sarah Goebel

Posted on March 18, 2013 by Sarah Goebel

Did you know that if you are tired of the story you have been living, you have it within your power to create a new one?  It’s true. You can create a new money story, relationship story, career story, wellness … Continue reading →

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Daniel 11:32b – Those who know their God shall be strong and do mighty exploits

Posted on March 18, 2013 by Sarah Goebel

For many after they become a Christian, they are interested in searching out answers concerning the circumstances of their lives or to find the healing they need due to wounds received along their life journey. For me, my priority was to know … Continue reading →

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Saying Goodbye to a Beloved Character by Julie Arduini

Posted on March 13, 2013 by juliearduini

I admit it, I watch Dallas. I know it’s a soap opera and is a stark contrast to my Bible Series post last week. I watch because right or wrong, the show brings back happy family memories. We had our … Continue reading →

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Learning From Experience by Hannah Alexander

Posted on March 12, 2013 by alexanderhodde

Have you ever made an awkward move and tripped? Most folks do. Have you ever spaced out and found yourself unintentionally running a stop sign or a traffic signal? I have a friend who once glanced down at her cell … Continue reading →

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Is It Well with Your Soul? by Kathi Macias

Posted on March 11, 2013 by alandkathi66

I have learned in whatever state I am, to be content: I know how to be abased, and I know how to abound (Philippians 4:11-12, NKJV). Lately I can’t get the words to that wonderful old hymn “It Is Well … Continue reading →

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The Christian Reaction to The Bible Series by Julie Arduini

Posted on March 6, 2013 by juliearduini

Whether you have an actual water cooler at work or where ever you spend your Monday morning, chances are the topic of conversation was the History Channel’s 10 part series on the Bible. The ratings are in  and over 14 … Continue reading →

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It Can’t Be Done? by James L. Rubart

Posted on March 5, 2013 by James L. Rubart

Do you believe in the can’ts? I do. I believed in them before I got published.  I believed the voice that said, “You can’t write.” I believed in the cant’s when I wanted to sing on the worship team at … Continue reading →

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A Sense of Wonder by Kristen Heitzmann

Posted on March 1, 2013 by kristenheitzmann

After faith in God, I think the most important thing we can impart to our children–and maintain ourselves–is a sense of wonder. I was talking to my daughter yesterday who took her husband and tots to see the Steamboat Colorado … Continue reading →

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Do the books you read pass the test? by Maureen Lang

Posted on February 27, 2013 by Maureen Lang

I recently tuned in to a radio debate on the merits of reading commercial vs literary or classic novels. The focus was supposed to be on the romance genre, but both guests—two Phd’s from different universities—seemed to be talking as … Continue reading →

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Help! My Brain’s Exploding! by Hannah Alexander

Posted on February 26, 2013 by alexanderhodde

Not long ago, I was, as usual, struggling with chronic pain, trying to come up with a new subject for a blog, and decided to ask Mel for input about pain. He’s a very intelligent man who has about double … Continue reading →

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Reviews You Can Use by Julie Arduini

Posted on February 20, 2013 by juliearduini

Aside from buying books,the best thing readers can do for an author is take the time to write a positive review after finishing. It’s an important part of the industry, but hard for authors to market as it sounds self-serving. … Continue reading →

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This Cracked Me Up by James L. Rubart

Posted on February 19, 2013 by James L. Rubart

I love this guy. Why? I get this. I think he’s saying, “Why would I read a book on my Kindle if I can hold it in my hands?” Me too. I”m not down on e-readers. I have Kindle and … Continue reading →

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