Interview with Brett Armstrongby Brett Armstrong Purchase Links I’m excited to have Brett Armstrong, author of Destitutio Quod Remissio visiting with me. If you haven’t yet entered the giveaway for this great historical, Christian fiction book, be sure to follow that link to enter. Without futher ado, let me (atr) […]
I have had such fun inviting guests over and have been known to cook for days in preparation. Of course, cleaning the house is involved as well which isn’t as enjoyable as the planning and baking and decorating. I must confess, though my husband and I really aren’t messy people, […]
You know those people who stand on street corners twirling signs? Or wearing ridiculous costumes? I get embarrassed just driving by them. I have to say I am so glad that I have never had to take one of those kinds of jobs. My jobs have all been rather ordinary, as […]
My parents were friends with a couple back in the ’70s who lived together but were not married. We were told that it was for tax reasons – that being two singles filing separately saved money. I’ve known other people who have been perfectly content living together with no type […]
What a great idea! An anthology that encompasses three centuries and just over 200 years. It is written by multiple authors, some of whom are new to me. The anthology will only be available for a short time. After that, they will be available individually by each author. Considering the […]
Janette Rallison is on my list of favorite authors – hurry and buy any book she has written. Her writing style is so much fun! Both of the stories in this new book were in previous Echo Ridge Anthologies, and I had reviewed them as part of those collections, but […]
When I think of the Fourth of July, I think of relaxing at home with my family. Playing in the pool. Hamburgers eaten on paper plates. Once it is dark, playing with sparklers and the few legal fireworks you can buy in Southern California once it is dark. Whenever my […]
I appreciate characters who are slightly imperfect. Not that I want them to have too many flaws, but reading about a brilliant, talented and absolutely stunning woman is just way too hard to relate to. Sophie is wonderfully untalented and is not especially attractive, at least according to her standards. […]
People call me an author. I like to think of myself as a cyber missionary, meeting readers’ needs, spreading the gospel through my stories from one side of the world to the other. I’m doubtful this would have happened (or at least this fast) if it weren’t for God’s distinct […]
Spiritual conversations. Sharing your testimony. Witnessing. Fulfilling the Great Commission. We have many different ways of labeling the act of telling others about the sacrifice that Jesus made for us on the cross. Then there are all the various “techniques” that we have to do this. Evangelism Explosion. The Romans Road. […]
Thinking to achieve a dramatic rescue, Peter grabbed a sword and swung. And accomplished nothing more than cutting off the ear of a minor servant. And earning a rebuke from the very one he wanted to save. Combined with the three denials that he even knew Jesus that occurred later […]
My husband has a bit of a reputation at my office. A good one, mind you! You see, we only have one car, and he often drops me off for work. When we pull up in front of the doors, he gets out, walks around the car and opens my […]