Gretchen Louise 5 Minute Read I like books on marriage that perfectly describe my man. It means the author must have things figured out. Because I know my man has things figured out when it comes to loving me! But, I am continually learning that I have lots more to figure out about loving him: it’s spelled r-e-s-p-e-c-t. When I…
Natalie Nyquist 2 Minute Read Journey of the Heart: The Story of Janet McLean by fellow writer Jeannie Castleberry continues the story of the McLean family (recounted in two previous novels by Jeannie’s parents), following Janet in her single years. Five years ago, a book such as this would have been astonishing to most of us. In our excitement and fervor…
Jessica Telian 6 Minute Read I’ve always wondered how to find God’s will for my life. Especially in the last couple years, as I graduated high school, officially became “an adult” and started having to make some big decisions…finding God’s specific will for my life became a perplexing problem, to say the least! I desperately want to live my life…
Natalie Nyquist 5 Minute Read I rarely re-read books. Except the old favorites like Little Women, Chronicles of Narnia…you know. But to re-read a book written recently–I usually have so many books on my in pile that such is not a luxury I can afford even if I wanted to. Most books are good the first time but I have…
Natalie Nyquist 2 Minute Read Fiction that accurately portrays life for believers in the Far East is rare, but next to Safely Home by Randy Alcorn, Daughter of China by C. Hope Flinchbaugh is my favorite. In many ways, I was able to relate more to Daughter of China because the heroine is just my age–and experiencing so many of…
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