by Darlene L. Turner | Jun 22, 2026 | Ancient Words Living Truth - Coat of Too Many Colors?, Darlene L. Turner | Still True Today
Jaedon hung his multi-colored jacket on the peg by the door of the small construction site trailer. His fingers traced the outline of each patch. His father made it for him in appreciation of a job well done. The door swung open, and his brothers filed in one by one....
by Darlene L. Turner | May 18, 2026 | Ancient Words Living Truth - Age-Old Beauty, Darlene L. Turner, Queen Esther | Still True Today
Ellie ran the antique brush through her long, raven hair ten times. According to her mentor, it would not only bring shine but also guarantee a win in the pageant. She sighed. Was that true? Did she really believe everything the contestants were told about their daily...
by Darlene L. Turner | Apr 27, 2026 | Ancient Words Living Truth - Lord what are you doing to me?, Darlene L. Turner | Still True Today
Joe yanked the foreclosure sign off his front door and crumpled it into a ball. He whipped it across the yard as if doing so would rid him of all his troubles. I don’t need this. Not now. He unlocked the front door and entered his empty home. Its silence blasted his...
by Darlene L. Turner | Mar 30, 2026 | Ancient Words Living Truth - Come Home, Darlene L. Turner, prodigal son | Still True Today
Darian peeked through the bars of the wrought iron gate and stared at the brick mansion in the distance. Trees lined the lane like sentinels protecting the property from outside forces. Fog hovered over the property. He placed his hand on his heart and glanced over...
by Darlene L. Turner | Feb 23, 2026 | Ancient Words Living Truth - Furnace of Faith, Darlene L. Turner | Still True Today
The trio huddled around the campfire, waiting for the inevitable. The sky matched the mood of the cult members—black and daunting. Even though the stars sparkled in the moonlight, giving off a spectacular display, they couldn’t lighten the heavy atmosphere. “You...
by Darlene L. Turner | Feb 9, 2026 | Ancient Words Living Truth - Come out!, Darlene L. Turner, Lazarus | Still True Today
Maebry squeezed his hand tighter, hoping for some sign. The beeping machines next to his hospital bed irritated her like an annoying fly. She wanted to silence the constant reminder of her husband’s condition. Maebry rested her head on his chest. And wept. Ten weeks...
