A Little Humor in my Morning Hustle
“Quick! Don’t let the mosquitoes in!” Slam. The pound of two boys’ feet toward the car. “We’re going to win!” they shout. Every time we get in the car it’s a race between the boys and girls.
read moreThe Perfect Autumn Read
This is one of my favorite books, and one I will never forget. Set in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the 1640’s, it reminds me in some ways of The Scarlet Letter. Only it is achingly romantic, deeply moving, and filled with tension that increases with each turn of the page.
read moreBest Summer Romance and Farewell till Fall
Here comes summer! The kids will be home from school, and it’s time for swim lessons, fun family memories, picnics, work, home projects, and oh yeah, baby—your summer reading list. My recommendation? Put Three Wishes by Lisa T. Bergren at …
read more3 Reasons to Go to Church (and 3 Reasons Not to)
This Sunday, many of us will celebrate the resurrection of Jesus by attending church—on time. But the next Sunday? Many of us will be on the mattress seam. Roll out of bed? Or just roll over? Why should I go? Let’s take a look at the pros and cons.
read more14 Amazing Romance Novels for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. And you are a book lover. What’s a girl to do? Well, if you are married or dating, read on through, choose a book or two, and let your man know what you want! They just want to please us. We can help them out. :) With that in mind, please allow me to play matchmaker with 14 Amazing Romances that will last longer than those chocolates and in a much better way.
read moreThe Most Meaningful Gift I Received this Christmas-It’s Not What You Think
Last Sunday, I attended my family’s annual All-Day-Christmas celebration, and something happened that blessed me so much, I wanted to share it with you in hopes that you can use the idea for your own family.
read moreWhy I Gave Up and Why I Hope I Never Stop
My October blog deadline had come and gone, November was here, and I just couldn’t seem to keep up. I had a collection of half-written blogs, a half-tank of energy, a half-cleaned kitchen, deadlines looming, family functions and Christmas coming, e-mails and texts to return, and I just wanted to cry.
read moreMy First Guest Post
Today, I have the privilege of guest posting my story, I Went to Bed a Christian and Woke Up an Agnostic, on author Henry McLaughlin’s blog. I was thrilled to be invited to share, and I would love to have …
read moreI Went to Bed a Christian and Woke Up an Agnostic
I was raised in a Christian home. We played sports, camped, and went to church. Then one night, before my senior year of high school, my world flipped.
read moreGoals for the Year: Six Month Check-Up
A candid look at where I am, how I got here, and where I hope to go next.
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