#WalkItOut Podcast 60: Margaret Feinberg Today we are gathering around the table at the Walk It Out podcast. We’re going to be talking about food, community, conversations, gathering around the table, and about the symbolism in the Word of God around food. My guest today is Margaret Feinberg and we’re going to be talking about… [Continue Reading]
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#WalkItOut Podcast 059: Kate Battistelli
#WalkItOut Podcast 59: Kate Battistelli Do you have part of your story that you’ve held back? Maybe you’re scared to share a part of your life because you made a mistake. You feel shame, you feel guilt, you’re worried about what other people will say. I have had many of those stories in my life…. [Continue Reading]
#WalkItOut Podcast 058: Alexandra Kuykendall
#WalkItOut Podcast 58: Alexandra Kuykendall Today’s episode with Alexandra Kuykendall is such a fun episode. We’re talking about loving your actual neighbors. As Christians, we know we are called to love our neighbor. We may even grasp that “neighbor” encompasses more than just the people living next door or down the street. But what we… [Continue Reading]
Christian Fiction Scavenger Hunt (Win a Kindle Fire HDX & more!)
Welcome to the Autumn 2014 Scavenger Hunt! You have arrived at Stop #8. The hunt begins at noon (Mountain Time Zone) on October 17, 2014. You may have arrived here before the start which could mean all of the sites aren’t ready quite yet. Once the official start has begun, you should go to… [Continue Reading]
In the World, Not of It: The Christian Bubble
In the World, Not of It: The Christian Bubble When we moved to Little Rock in 2010, I knew it would be easy to slip into the Bible Belt bubble. My husband’s job was with a Christian organization (FamilyLife), so surrounding ourselves with like-minded friends would be easy. Big, beautiful churches are within a… [Continue Reading]
Sometimes I’ve Felt Like My Heart Has Been Mangled With a Wire Brush.
Sometimes I’ve Felt Like My Heart Has Been Mangled With a Wire Brush. While most writers might want our books to sell more, many writers are surprised by the challenges that come with that kind of success. I’m not talking about fame, notoriety, and greater demands. (Although those are challenges, too.) I’m talking about God’s… [Continue Reading]
Christian Fiction Shares Good News Even When You’re Not Looking For It.
When did you first start reading Christian fiction? What kept you reading? Here is my story… I was a very rebellious kid in highschool. A Christian friend of my mom’s loaned her some novels by Jeanette Oke. I was a big reader. I usually read stuff like Stephen King, but I loved those Jeanette Oke books…. [Continue Reading]
Father’s Day Give Art, Give Appreciation
I’m very excited about John’s Father’s Day gift. Usually he gets a nice lunch, and maybe some type of tool. I still might get him a tool (hello, Home Depot!), but I also wanted to give him a gift that would hang around for a while–literally–and show him my appreciation. One of my favorite artists… [Continue Reading]
Non-fiction Books for Parents: 7 Tips for Getting the Most out of Them
Non-fiction books have changed my life as a Christian, a wife, and a homeschooling mom. I can look back at my life at times when I’ve made big decisions and big changes, and the cool thing is that I often can connect a self-help book to those transformations. I’ve learned about being a praying wife,… [Continue Reading]
Does God Really Speak to Us Today? | Guest Post by Marion Stroud
Thursday on Living Inspired, I’ll be chatting with fellow author Marion Stroud! Stay tuned to my blog and the Living Inspired page for a giveaway, and if you missed an episode of Living Inspired, check out the official show page! ______________________________ I love entertaining friends. What we eat or drink isn’t as important as the… [Continue Reading]
Catchy Phrases | Guest Post by Susan Milligan and Shea Wood
In our society we love catchy phrases. Slogans really stick with us. Do you know the product that goes with these slogans? “Softens hands while you do dishes.” “I’m lovin’ it!” “Good to the last drop.” Answers: (Palmolive, McDonald’s, Maxwell House) These are all great marketing slogans and we remember them well! Then there are… [Continue Reading]