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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Hebrews 4, Chapter 3. When we were legalists with long lists of rules to keep and actions to avoid, we thought we had it all figured out. Everyone was beneath us, we were told, as we embarked on a whole …
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I wrote my first two novels in a frenzy of passion for the love and mercy of God and the artistry with which he crafted the beginning of our human story in Genesis. Words poured out of me! As a …
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I’ve been in love with my husband since I was fourteen. My attraction for the sixteen-year-old version of him scared me so much that I broke up with him and dated several other guys in the interim just to keep …
Continue Reading →As part of the launch of Fallen, I hosted three giveaways to take my novel into new venues and to have the opportunity to give away my story of God’s love for all of humanity. “For God so loved the …
Continue Reading →Featured on Seriously Write today. To participate, CLICK HERE. The Corinthians had many problems in their churches: drunkenness during communion, disorder in their worship services, and open immorality, to name a few. They also had the divisive issue of favoritism …
Continue Reading →In spite of churches dotting the landscape and freedom of religion as the law of the land, we live in a fallen, post-Christian nation. There are many believers here, but we are no longer Biblically anchored. We see “John 3:16” …
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God is at work in the prisons. His love runs deep for those who are incarcerated. What happens there is near and dear to His heart, so much so that Christ said that assisting prisoners, strangers such as refugees, the …
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What is Faith? Part 1 This is a world where babies are born with deformities, children suffer aggressive brain cancer, car accidents rob us of our loved ones, religious violence spreads through action and reaction, and everyone we love dies. …
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Rushing headlong toward Easter in the middle of a book launch creates a roller coaster of emotions—how are the book stats? rapidly followed by Jesus, thank you! I make it too complicated. As Paul reminded Timothy, there’s only one important thing. “Remember …
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