Today I received a free e-book for subscribing to the blog, “In Due Season.” I didn’t begin reading this book with very high expectations. I’d never heard of Scott Kerzner or his blog. I was pleased to see that his e-book was only 32 pages long which meant I could read it in one sitting […]
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Book Review: Your Beautiful Purpose by Susie Larson
I was excited about Your Beautiful Purpose: Discovering and Enjoying What God Can Do Through You by Susie Larson as soon as I saw that Ann Voskamp (One Thousand Gifts) had written the Foreward. This book was written specifically for women, with a DVD Study Companion for Bible Study Groups. Each chapter begins with a […]
Book Review: Finding God in the Dark by Ted Kluck & Ronnie Martin
My initial interest in this book stemmed from my own experiences with death, disappointment, and disillusionment. As I began to read Finding God in the Dark: Faith, Disappointment, and the Struggle to Believe, I found it difficult to connect to recording artist Ronnie Martin, and in fact disliked him at first. However, the more I […]
How I Survive Short Stints as a Single Mom
My husband does youth-ministry full-time, so part of my job as Mom is holding down the fort while he travels for retreats, training, fundraisers, service projects, and camps. By the time we close 2013, he will have been away from our family for about 50 days this year. Of course, he also works from home […]
Book Review: These Are The Days Of Elijah by R.T. Kendall
When I first saw the title of this book, I immediately began humming the tune to the song by that name, one I first heard as a teenager attending “Chrysalis.” With that happy memory as a starting point, I read and enjoyed These are the Days Of Elijah: How God Uses Ordinary People to Do […]
Book Review: Secrets to a Happy Life by Bill Giovanetti
Secrets to a Happy Life: Finding Satisfaction in Any Situationby Bill Giovanetti uses the life of Joseph as an example of how to find the secrets to happiness. For example, one of the things that made Joseph happy was that he saw himself as a pilgrim. In other words, he held on to all things […]
Book Review: 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think
I recently finished 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think by Laura Vanderkam. Although Laura’s New York City lifestyle is far different from mine, I was still able to glean lots of good information from this book. One thing that Laura emphasizes throughout the book is focusing as much of your time as […]