A friend of mine started this tag challenge called Project Inspire. Jenna is such a sweet person I have gotten to know recently. Here’s how it works… It works pretty much like a tag. You answer the questions, then invite anyone else to join. 🙂 The rules… 1. Thank and link back to who’s blog …
It’s Christmas in July! Or, for some of us, it is. If you live in the south like author Amanda Tero, you’re more than ready to think of cold weather. And what better way to do it than to grab some sugar cookies and hot chocolate (trust me, after you read the story, you’ll be …
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Everyone faces hard times in their life. Some are harder than others. Some seem hard at the time, but in the long run aren’t that hard. Other things feel like they will break you and that life can never get back to normal. Today, I would like to share a little bit of encouragement in …
I’m always amazed by how God often provides the teachings you need before you need them.This blog post connects many things that have happened the last four months of 2017 with what I have learned through Bible Study and from two sermons our pastor preached. This will be a long two-post blog series full of …
Introduction: Three exceptional children, one feisty schoolteacher, a bounty hunter turned “retriever,” an unscrupulous man, and a jealous man make for one interesting book. Kidnappings, acting, gorgeous piano playing, inventions, romance, and all out brawls (from the schoolteacher no less) are all involved in this story. Will Charlotte convince Stone to let her keep Lily? …
He is Risen! He is risen, indeed! Today is the day we celebrate what some call Easter and others call Resurrection Sunday. Some celebrate it for the candy and Easter egg hunts and some celebrate it for the importance of the Resurrection. Why is this holiday so important? I think 1 Corinthians 15:12-19 sums it …
I would like your opinion and input. As I figure out what I want to do on my blog in 2015, I would like to know what my readers think. Of the posts I have written, what have you liked the most? Here is a list of a sampling of the types posts I did …
“You are the salt of the earth, but if salt has lost its taste (its strength, its quality), how can its saltiness be restored? It is not good for anything any longer but to be thrown out and trodden underfoot by men. 14 You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill …
Last Friday, I wrote a post about submission and how it affects wives and how the word submission really shouldn’t be considered such a “dirty” word. Today, I am going to continue talking about submission and how it affects everybody, not just wives. What else is there? As I listened to Pastor Rogers’ sermon, he …
On Wednesday, I heard part of Adrian Rogers’ sermon on “The Magnificence of Motherhood” and something Pastor Rogers said made what has always been such a huge debate in the church actually make sense. (Side note: the whole series Pastor Rogers is doing sounds excellent for anybody who is married or thinking about getting married). …
