In the Garden of Eden the genetic material of all humanity was contained in the bodies of Adam and Eve. From these two, the human race descended. We are all related. My novel Fallen is a story of life, death, …
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Malachi, Disposition 2 continues. Malachi exposes the priests’ offenses and rebukes them for condoning these, thereby violating the Lord’s covenant with Levi. In 539 B.C. Cyrus invaded the Babylonian Empire, following the banks of the Gyndes (Diyala) on his way …
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As you enjoy this time with family and friends, may your heart be encouraged and calm, resting in the certainty that the God who planned for our salvation and who brings a new year every 365-1/4 days has all of …
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This Christmas season I released a novel about the creation, Fallen: A Biblical Story of Good and Evil. In this tale, based upon the early chapters of Genesis, God puts his eternal plan into motion when His Son crafts the …
Continue Reading →Upon infant earth, the Creator shapes a man and a woman, the beginning. Blissful love and innocence reign. But evil encroaches. Fallen is our story, the story of the beginning of humankind and how quickly we made the decision not …
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Soft Launch. The phrase conjures images of well-padded acrobats catapulting into ample nets from the high wire or flying trapeze, the launch resulting in a soft landing. Soft Launch. Willing contestants are flung into softly padded pits filled with fluffed …
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God is with us, through every aspect of our lives, using everything to draw us to Himself, to inspire growth, and to make Himself known. Not only in the joyous occasions, but in the terrifying, He is near. All my …
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This is my first Friday monthly post for Seriously Write, a website for both aspiring and experienced writers. To read this post there, click HERE. Some of you have just come staggering out of NaNoWriMo. The past month is …
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A long-term health challenge places great stress on a marriage. It won’t be better in a few days. It won’t blow over. It won’t ease up next month, when the deadline is met or the season is over. It will …
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My husband and I married when we were children, ages seventeen and eighteen. Man, oh man, did we make a lot of mistakes! We couldn’t grow fast enough. There were too many personal areas in need of change and maturation. …
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