“Family stories also make great fodder for novelists.”
By Cathy Gohlke, author of the book A Hundred Crickets Singing
Family stories influence generations.
Deep roots take time to grow, and the consistent habits of Bible reading and prayer simply don’t happen overnight.
“Hey! What are you doing?” he asks while orbiting the Earth.
By Stacey Morgan, excerpted from the book The Astronaut’s Wife
We have four children—two teenagers and two tweens.
“Despite enduring dehumanizing battles and barriers, they fought back to become the strong shoulders on which I and others stand. During Black History Month, I honor these heroes with amazement and gratitude.
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from The Book of Amazing Stories by Robert Petterson
As he studied letters written by a jailed apostle some 1,900 years earlier, he realized that his hope wasn’t in how much he loved others but in how much his Savi
from Five Keys to Health and Healing by Gregory L.
“I consider writing to be my opportunity to minister to and build community with others.
“I belong here. I feel safe here. This feels like home to me more than any other place in the world, and there is no other place that I’d rather be.
“If you love that new book smell, this post is for you.”
By Isabella Graunke
As the summer winds down, you may be preparing to swap your flip-flops for fuzzy socks.
