Who are you trusting? Yourself or God? How about when you're challenged with a difficult task and you're way in over your head? Are you trusting yourself or Christ? Sometimes even the most dedicated Christians stumble here. Moses did. Let's go back to the moment in history in Exodus and examine the scene: Moses was… Continue reading Standing Before the Burning Bush
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How Coloring Changed My Life
Before I tell you how coloring a single page had changed my life, you should probably know a few things about me. I am a woman, a mother, an author, a wife, and a Christian. And like many of you, I struggle with peer pressure and the fear of "getting it wrong." Like many, I… Continue reading How Coloring Changed My Life
God’s Promise of Success
One of the most frustrating things for an author is the actual climb for success. Authors typically don't mind working through writer's block or plotting out a new novel. We normally aren't fazed by sleepless nights and double-duty days. It's the steep climb for success that worries us. It's a ladder that seems to have no… Continue reading God’s Promise of Success
The Wise Words of Lincoln
In honor of the 151st anniversary of Lincoln's death earlier this month, I've pulled together a list of wise and witty sayings from our former president. Which is your favorite? “Folks are usually about as happy as they make their minds up to be.” “There are no bad pictures; that's just how your face looks… Continue reading The Wise Words of Lincoln
Children’s DVD Review: Buck Denver Asks What’s in the Bible Vol 2
Buck Denver Asks What’s in the Bible? 2 is the second installment of the 13-DVD series from VeggieTales creator Phil Vischer. In his first new project since VeggieTales, Vischer has set out to teach kids (and parents!) the story of the Bible – God’s great rescue plan! We know the stories of Moses, Noah, David,… Continue reading Children’s DVD Review: Buck Denver Asks What’s in the Bible Vol 2
My Testimony
In celebration of my birthday this month, I thought it was time take another look at my spiritual birth. I'm dusting off my testimony and sharing it again. If you're willing to share your testimony with me, I'd love to hear it. You can email it or post it publically. If you have any questions,… Continue reading My Testimony
The Blessing of Sorrow
Matthew 5:4 “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” If comfort comes after mourning, why are we so quick to run from sorrow? I have found myself making a habit out of trying to escape. I cannot count on both hands how many times in the recent weeks that I have… Continue reading The Blessing of Sorrow
Celebrating Christmas All Year Long
A few days before Christmas, I heard a song that made me pause and think. The singer said something about wanting Christmas to last all year. This sentiment isn't anything new. Several songs carry that theme. And most people would admit to wanting Christmas to last longer. But why? What is it, exactly, that we… Continue reading Celebrating Christmas All Year Long
Nothing New Under the Sun: A Mother’s Heart
To fully appreciate the following letter, you'd want to go back and read last month's post where I shared a very special letter from Agnes Lee. Agnes was under some heavy conviction and while she wrestled with these things, she penned a letter to her mother seeking advice and clarity. Her mother then wrote back,… Continue reading Nothing New Under the Sun: A Mother’s Heart
Fiction Friday: On This Foundation by Lynn Austin
The Powerful Concluding Novel to The Restoration Chronicles When news that the wall of Jerusalem is broken down, and its gates have been burned with fire, Nehemiah, Jewish cupbearer to King Artaxerxes in Persia, seeks God's guidance. After fasting and prayer, he's given leave to travel to Jerusalem and rebuild the city wall, not anticipating… Continue reading Fiction Friday: On This Foundation by Lynn Austin
Christian Author: A.M. Heath 