Would anyone want to be the Old Testament prophet, Jeremiah? I’ve recently been studying his life and it’s certainly not one of prestige, fame and popularity. No talk shows, book contracts or guest preaching gigs for him. Instead, Jeremiah, from a young man in his twenties, was chosen to call his people back to Jehovah, […]
God Can Use You After Fifty
Ladies: Fifty is not the end of your ministry. It very well may be the beginnings of something new. Why would I say that? The world tells us that we need to go silently into those later years. Suddenly you hear whispers in your ears− “You aren’t useful.” “Sit back, tend to your knitting and […]
Guest Blog ~ Upcycled: Crafted for a Purpose
by Tina Yeager On a prayerful walk through a park with the Lord, I felt concerned about the woundedness and disconnection ravaging our world. Online work and social connections have replaced in-person fellowship as the new normal. We’ve grown so comfortable living through our virtual avatars; we now find it challenging to engage in authentic, […]
Change and Confidence
I remember the awful feeling of not fitting in on the first day of eighth grade. There I was, wearing a pleated wool plaid skirt and short gray socks. As I had been previously living in Mexico for six months (as an exchange student) I missed knowing the latest trend in junior high fashion was […]
Christmas in July Reader Giveaway
Happy Christmas in July! Welcome to the 8th blog in this Christmas in July Reader Giveaway, which runs July 12-23, 2021. At the bottom of each author’s blog post, you will find the secret words. Write them all down and provide the provide the entire answer on this Google form. Note: You must grab all […]
Interview with the Authors for “Always a Wedding Planner” Romance Collection
When I think of summer, I think of ice tea, a screened-in porch and an entertaining book in hand.And what better reading material to kick back and read on a lazy afternoon than a collection of sweet romances. I’m excited to introduce the Always a Wedding Planner collection of stories. This book is hot off […]
