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Real Books, Real People
My friend Kim who writes Hiraeth tagged me for this short book meme. I’ve been fretting thinking about it since Wednesday. I have read several other bloggers who’ve been asked to answer these questions and they all have wonderful answers. I sat and said, “Yes, me too!” to so many of them. I wish I…
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Book Trivia
“Alive without breath;as cold as death;never thirsting, ever drinking;clad in mail, never clinking.Drowns on dry land,thinks an islandis a mountain;thinks a fountain is a puff of air.So sleek, so fair!What a joy to meet!” Who sings this song and of what is he singing? What book am I reading? Ads
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Why Write?
I’m reading a new, not-yet-published book by Nancy Guthrie titled, Hoping for Something Better. You can look for it to hit bookshelves in July 2007. It is a book/Bible study based on the book of Hebrews. So far, so good. Anyway, I want to share one quote from it because she puts into words why…
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How do you celebrate Easter? and a blogging theme for the week
Today is the Saturday of Palm Sunday, and so we will begin our Easter celebrations tonight. Even though we are not commanded to commemorate the birth of Jesus, there are myriad resources available to celebrate Advent and help moms make Christmas more Christ-centered. On the other hand, we are commanded to remember Christ’s death and…
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Book Review: Redemptive Suffering
Redemptive Suffering: Lessons Learned from the Garden of Gethsemane by Leslie Montgomery Leslie Montgomery is no stranger to suffering. Not only does she counsel others through their trials as member of the American Association of Christian Counselors, her life is marked by several difficult trials of her own. Redemptive Suffering: Lessons Learned from the Garden…
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