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The Trust Factor
No One to Trust by Lynette Eason (Keep reading for contest details on how you could win this book!) What would you do if you woke up to find your spouse wasn’t the person you thought? That everything was a lie? Could you forgive? In No One to Trust, Summer Abernathy...
Winter Fun!
Do you remember playing in the snow as a child? Making snow angels? Sliding? I do. We had so much fun on our little backyard hill. Dad also made a small rink for us to skate on. Such fun! I wanted to share my latest painting project because it reminds me of fun winter...
God’s Laughter
“God can use you anywhere, anytime,” the evangelist said. “Just trust.” Sandy shook her head and muted the television. I’m too old for that. She leaned back, picked up her knitting and rocked--needles clicking in perfect rhythm to the squeaky wooden chair. She loved...
Going Forward, Looking Back
Luke thrashed about trying to wake from his dream stupor. His chest was heavy like a loaded barbell thrust upon him, making it almost impossible to breathe. What is that noise? Luke bolted upright in his bed. Smoke filled his lungs and he gasped for air. Flames danced...
The Writing Waltz
Book Review: The Dance of Character & Plot by DiAnn Mills “To write is to feel the dance of your soul swirling in a dream that drips imagination onto paper.” – DiAnn Mills Can you see the dance taking form when you write? The steps are hard, but award-winning...
Prepare to be Assimilated
Book Review: Singularity by Steven James If you could slow your aging process down, would you? Are we being replaced by computers? Can a robot have human tendencies? “Is death really negotiable?” This thought plagues Jevin Banks in Singularity. These questions go...
Whispers of the Season
I'm still having a hard time believing that Christmas is here again! Where did 2013 go? I have no idea. 😀 It's Christmas week and we're celebrating how Love came down to us in the form of a baby. He didn't come with flashing lights and a megaphone blaring his name....
From the Manger to the Cross
Jesus came at Christmas, so we could celebrate Easter. That is the reason for the season. Not all the bright lights, tinsel, Santa, presents, etc. While all of that is fun—it’s not the true meaning of Christmas. Do we remember this or do we bury ourselves in...