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Freedom Writers

“It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery.” ~ Galatians 5:1 The abundance of our American freedom has eroded our ability to … Continue reading

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Book Review: Lost Mission by Athol Dickson

Over the past week I’ve read the first of what is certain to be many books by author Athol Dickson: Lost Mission. I received the book a little over a week ago (provided for review by the Litfuse Publicity Group), … Continue reading

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What One Author is Doing That Many Others Won’t

Laura Petherbridge is doing something many others won’t do: She’s a Christian writing and talking about divorce, remarriage and stepfamilies. And I say GOOD FOR HER. A couple weeks ago I posted this article about Laura’s new book and corresponding … Continue reading

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Book Review: Welcome Home

I enjoy books that surprise me. Unfortunately I consume enough books that it is rare that I’m truly surprised. However, Kimberley Woodhouse’s recent release, Welcome Home: Our Family’s Journey to Extreme Joy was a pleasant surprise. It’s not your typical … Continue reading

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Book Review: Fearless by Max Lucado

“Fear” could easily be used as one of my personal descriptors, as much as my big brown eyes and smirky smile. A sauce pan full of life circumstances combined with a dash of my less-flattering personality traits have created a … Continue reading

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The Noticer, by Andy Andrews

Two weeks ago a delicious little package arrived in the mail: The Noticer by Andy Andrews (Thomas Nelson, Inc). Within hours, I tore open the paper, flipped back the cover and started a five-day feast. After I’d devoured every last … Continue reading

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