The Bronte Plot
I guess sometimes it is hard on your heart to read books about people who get to travel when you don’t get to do it anymore that often (and would really love to). But, I really enjoyed the Bronte Plot … Continued
Sunday Funday
I’ve not done a fun link post like this one in a while. Thought I would share with you some fun things I’ve found scattered around for your Sunday Funday! I love to travel. One of the places I’ve been … Continued
Gracelaced
The kids wake you up all hours of the night. Whether its night terrors, wet beds, loss of their stuffed animal, or maybe still night feedings. You have an argument with your husband early in the morning that sets the … Continued
Coffee With: Sarah Bragg of Surviving Sarah
Though we are no longer Atlantans, I still think of many of the friends that I came to know during our 3+ years of living in the city. One such friends who welcomed me into her world, listened over coffee, … Continued
Dear Mr Knightley
I think I might be becoming more of a fiction reader. As long a its good fiction. With being a mom and a creative and a wife, sometimes I don’t have the mental capacity to read a Christian living non-fiction … Continued
Just Mercy
When I was in high school I remember reading John Grisham books – like devouring them. I read all of this earlier work and still really enjoy him as an author. Just Mercy reminds me much of Grisham’s work: rivoting, … Continued
Acts: The Unexplainable Church
Last night I was at a church in the country outside of Augusta. Friendliest church to newcomers I’ve ever been in. I was quickly shown a seat, many people were including me in conversations, introducing themselves to me, and telling … Continued
Dreamland Burning: a review
Earlier this week, so many of us in North America got to witness a beautiful display of God’s creativeness. I was in the path of totality in SC, and I loved standing there, holding my almost 4 year old, seeing … Continued
Fitting in or Belonging (Included in Christ review)
There are some themes that take over the Christian conversation world from time to time. And by that I mean so many of the books being published are about the same topic, or podcasts are interviewing people speaking on the … Continued
Between Heaven and the Real World : a review
When I started listening to CCM music in the mid-nineties, it was 4Him, Jars of Clay, Point of Grace, and Steven Curtis Chapman. I worked at a local Christian bookstore, got to attend many Christian concerts that swept through our … Continued