On this rarest of calendar dates, February 29, a day that only exists every four years, I have two significant and rare events to announce. #1 – Fallen slid quietly onto the shelves in December, but tomorrow the official six-week launch …
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God is at work. This is always a given, but we’re not always cognizant of what He’s doing. Lately, I’ve been more aware. I’ve asked the Lord for help, and He has answered me. Things have been happening. As He …
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This year my resolutions smacked of self-reliance and gracelessness. I sought to control the free-fall of my health, thinking I could handle it. Instead, Jesus used His own tools, no formula required. His Holy Spirit is gentle, gracious, and effective. I …
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In the opening pages of my novel Fallen, God crafts the universe and creates a man and a woman in His own image. In this story of life, death, and the beginning, the imagined emotions, conversations, and descriptions of the …
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I’m a firstborn people-pleaser. I love approval. I’m always wounded by a critical opinion, the disapproval of even a minority, or a whispered criticism. This is a weakness, a soft spot. I long to live only for Jesus, seeking His …
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I need your help! Today I’m with my doctor. If you’re a regular reader and/or a friend, you know I’m in a health crisis. I have Systemic Sclerosis, aka CREST syndrome or Limited Scleroderma, a full-body attack on my blood …
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When I caught mono in 2013, it propelled into high gear the autoimmune disorder I had no idea was already attacking my body. I was prepping Refuge, my first novel, for publication and was excited about everything that lay before …
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Embracing what we do not like, because we know God has allowed it for our good, our refining, and our growth isn’t as tidy as it sounds. It involves late nights of staring at the blackened ceiling, of deliberately not …
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If you’ve been sick for a long time and no one can tell you what’s wrong, I’m writing to you. Relief may be in sight. But action is required. I was just diagnosed with CREST syndrome, also known as limited …
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I didn’t want to be part of a real-life science fiction story where mystery ailments strike hard at the general populace. Is it a sinister plot? Has the government been testing chemical warfare on us as part of a secret …
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