A Dream Come True
– Debra Lenser
Writing a book has been a dream of mine for a long time. I had put that dream away thinking it would never happen. But then life threw me a curve ball.
It seemed fairly routine going in (more…)
I’ve Never Loved Him More
– By Candy Abbott
“Mom,” my daughter Kim said, “You know you’re going to have to write a book about how you’re dealing with Dad.”
I recoiled at the thought. It was all I could do to get through each day of unknowns and added responsibilities. “No, hon. I have to live this before I can write about it. I have no energy to think about ministering to others right now. Maybe after it’s all over—maybe then, I could think about writing—but not while I’m dealing with all this raw emotion. I’m still finding my way.”
A couple of weeks later, I shared (more…)
The Power of Purpose
– by Anne B. Say
I knew I was frustrated.
Two things gave it away. First, I was clenching my teeth. Second, I was procrastinating. The worst part was I couldn’t seem to do anything about it. Essentially, I was on vacation and I was miserable.
Some things we do so often, or at least often enough, that we can (more…)
Every Teacher Is Given a Lifetime Sentence
by Kay Hall
William Harvard wrote, “The greatest glory of a free-born people is to transmit that freedom to their children.”
Amen and amen.
What legacy do you want to transmit to future generations?
I think I wanted (more…)
Changed Lives
– JoAnn Koening
Writing is not easy. It’s work. Hard work.
And sometimes it’s a thankless job.
Writers pour their heart and soul into their books, invest their money along with their blood, sweat and tears, and most of them (more…)