[Sara Davison] To Write or Not to Write About a Pandemic
Sara Davison offers encouragement that we can face all trials through the strength God provides.
[Dana McNeely] Who Can You Trust?
But after a while the brook dried up, for there was no rainfall anywhere in the land. Then the Lord said to Elijah, “Go and live in the village of Zarephath, near the city of Sidon. I have instructed a widow there to feed you.” ~ I Kings 17:7-9 Trusting God in Good Times and…
[Melanie Campbell] The Journey Is for All of Us
A couple of years ago, I ran across a quote that caused me to pause and think, and then write a blog post I called “It’s a Journey.” This was the quote: An unhealed person can find offense in pretty much anything someone does A healed person understands that the actions of others has absolutely…
[Susan Kimmel Wright] Our American Journey
July 4, 1986, we observed Independence Day at the U. S. Ambassador’s residence outside Tegucigalpa, Honduras with our two-year-old son Tony and newborn Francisca. We didn’t know a third adopted child would be joining our lives the next morning…but that is a story for another time. The Ambassador had opened the grounds to any…
[Sara Davison] The Promise of the Rainbow
Sara Davison reveals the promise and hope found in the beauty of creation.
[Sara Davison] Overcoming Lockdown Brain
Sara Davison offers advice on overcoming anxiety and lack of focus during lockdown.
[Linda Thompson] So You Have Questions for God?
If you’d like to ask God a few questions, you’re in good company!
[Patricia Lee] What Writers and Squirrels Have in Common
Every good story needs a main character. Writers work at creating a personality readers will care about and root for. This story has one. A rodent. Brown beady eyes, a big furry tail, and a set of feet that permit it to climb to unfathomable reaches. My husband and I named her Mischief. Intrigued? She…
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