Everything is wearisome,more than one can express;the eye is not satisfied with seeing,the ear not filled up with hearing.What has been is what will be,what has been done is what will be done,and there is nothing newunder the sun. ~ Ecclesiastes 1:8-9 CJB The world and everyday life can be wearisome. There are many problems…
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He Gets Us Controversy
The He Gets Us ad during the Superbowl has sparked controversy. The fact that it has been derisive isn’t surprising because a lot of things cause derision in our world today. People are quick to jump on one another. This blog isn’t going to go into the whole He Gets Us campaign, only the specific…
His Yoke is Easy
Then Jesus said, “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you. Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy to bear, and…
Going Against the Culture by Aubrey Taylor
Something has been bothering me recently. Something about which I might need to make a stand. It is a small thing, but it has caused me to realize: I am no good at this. Fear of man is a very real thing, whether it means fear of pain and suffering, fear of being laughed at,…
Purposeful Prayer by Barbara M. Britton
Last year was a challenge. My family had planned surgeries and emergency surgeries. A beloved brother-in-law passed away along with cherished church members. I am praying that 2024 is a better year. I am also being more intentional about making prayer a priority. When I studied the book of Nehemiah, I discovered a man who…
Shady Valley Mystery by Lillian Duncan
My latest release, SMALL TOWN SECRETS is based in the fictional town of Shady Valley, but does resemble my hometown of Shreve, Ohio. Except nothing this exciting happens in Shreve–which is a good thing. That’s why I like living there. But nothing happening would make for a boring book so Shady Valley has a few…
Praying for the Weather by R.F. Whong
As a Christian, have you ever prayed for the weather? In my next book, Enigma in Paradise (to be released in 2024), the characters prayed for thick fog to help them escape a dire situation. God granted their plea. Under the cover of the mist, they returned to safety. Is it possible in real life?…
Hope & Light by Darlene L. Turner
Light shone through the distant trees. Daybreak was on the cusp of presenting itself—but would it bring the sun or more clouds? She needed a ray of hope after the darkness. —Buried Grave Secrets What is your worst fear? I know you have one. I do. After my father passed away, I was terrified…
Pleasing People or Pleasing God by Heidi Glick
In 12 Days, Lindsay Billing’s dad is one of the richest men in the fictional town of Blanchardville, Ohio. Lindsay’s brother, Wade, feels shame for not living up to his parents’ expectations and turns to drugs. Lindsay, on the other hand, turns to people pleasing. While from the outside her perfectionism may seem not as…
Sharing the Meaning of Christmas by Patti Shene Gonzales
Are you ready for Christmas? In case you didn’t know, it is a mere month away! I used to stress over Christmas for all the wrong reasons. Will my family members like their presents? Should I put more effort into decorating the tree? Did I overspend? Have I sent out enough Christmas cards? What if…