This is what happens when I’ve not blogged in a while – I have a bunch of stuff to tell you and end up with a scattered post trying to cram it all in. So I’m only going to tell you two things before I write about the subject that inspired me today : demolishing strongholds. We’re in Brittany again…. Read More
I used to write more vulnerable, personal posts on my blog, and that changed when I started writing books and found myself with less time. If I have an hour or two – and I rarely get more – I feel pressure to churn out pages for my latest novel, and the blog gets put to the side until I… Read More
I’ve created a free printable of memory scriptures on the topic of HOPE that you can download if you’re interested (link at the bottom). I’ve been fighting against depression, and mostly winning the battle. (Yay!) I’ve reduced my medication down to the bare minimum every other day, perfectly surrendered – I think – as to whether or not I can go off… Read More
Have you ever wondered where in the Bible you should start reading? That is the subject of today’s Q&A. Tia, from TN, asks, “One of the questions I always get is where do I start in the bible…read it front to back or just open and read. Can you give me your answer?” … Read More
Now that I’ve officially announced everywhere that I won’t be continuing to teach next year so that I can consecrate myself fully to writing (and to my kids, who are growing up), I have all sorts of blogging and book ideas. For those of you who see “Bible” in the title and are sort of meh over my faith posts, but love the… Read More
Once, when I was going through a very difficult period as a young Christian, I lay awake at night, unable to fall asleep. I was distressed and hopeless (and, in retrospect, in need of anti-depressants). I picked up my Bible, which was becoming a newly regular habit for me, and I turned to Ephesians 4 – randomly. And I started to… Read More
