by Lori Twichell When I first started reading on my own (and FINALLY didn’t need someone to read TO me) Paddington became one of my best friends. I absolutely adored his adventures because he felt a little bit like me. I was an only child and both of my parents worked, so I was often left […]
Isaiah’s Daughter by Mesu Andrews Isaiah’s Daughter (WaterBrook, Jan. 16, 2018) reaches back to biblical times to unearth a rags-to-royalty story of the captive orphan, Ishma—meaning “desolation”—who rises to the glory of Judah’s beloved queen. When the royal prophet Isaiah welcomes Ishma into his home as a household servant, her spirit and intellect win the favor of Prince Hezekiah […]
Christmas Rest By Melissa Spoelstra Passover: “For seven days you must present special gifts to the Lord. On the seventh day the people must again stop all their ordinary work to observe an official day for holy assembly.” ~ Leviticus 23:8 The Festival of Trumpets: “Give the following instructions to the people of Israel. […]
A Woman Overwhelmed with Her Own Law By Hayley DiMarco Based on A Woman Overwhelmed from Abingdon Press. I recently discovered that most of what was overwhelming me wasn’t what I actually had to do but what I told myself I needed to do, either to look good, to be good, or to do good. My self-imposed law is stressing […]
The Choice is Yours By Donna Gaines (Adapted from Choose Wisely, Live Fully by Donna Gaines, ©2017 by Abingdon Press.) Choose. This is a word most of us like. If you asked most people, they would tell you they want the freedom to make their own choices. God in His sovereignty has given us that […]
Is There a Better Way to Evangelize? Excerpt taken from Questioning Evangelism by Randy Newman © 2017 Kregel Publications We can have better results from our evangelizing. Our efforts can produce more fruit, advancing the kingdom further than has been recently achieved. A better way exists, and it looks, sounds, and feels […]
“I have food to eat that you know nothing about.” JOHN 4:32 Have you ever had a moment in which you are reading a book and find yourself so immersed within the story that it becomes less about the character and more about you? A story so pro- found it reaches the darkened chambers of […]
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Julane is first of all a child of God. She is also a wife to Bob, mother to two living sons,Kip and Rob, two daughters in heaven, two wonderful daughters-in-law, Becky and Tami, and grandmother to six perfectly wonderful grands, as well as an additional three ‘other grands’. She lives with her […]
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: A Word from the Author:I never planned to be a writer. In fact, it took me a while to finish college. But I did, and here I am. And I now I can’t imagine not being a writer. By day, I am an English Instructor for a local college, mother to four […]
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Mesu Andrews’ deep understanding of and love for God’s Word brings the biblical world alive for her readers. She and her husband, Roy, enjoyed fourteen years of pastoral ministry before moving to the Pacific Northwest, where Roy now serves as Academic Dean at Multnomah Biblical Seminary. Mesu writes full-time, snuggled in her […]
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