by cynthia | Jan 12, 2022 | Christian authors, Encouragement, Godly living, Inspirational writers
I love the message in the popular song, Jesus Take the Wheel. The lyrics are a potent reminder that we are totally dependent on God’s grace and mercy. Often we like to fool ourselves into thinking we’ve got our lives under control, when in reality, one twist of events...
by cynthia | Dec 21, 2021 | Celebrating Christmas, Christian authors, Godly living
What is your most precious gift? Like many of you, I love listening to Christmas music in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Recently while wrapping presents, the song, Do You Hear What I Hear? played. As I often do, I sang along. When it came to the lyrics which say,...
by cynthia | Dec 14, 2021 | Celebrating Christmas, Christian authors, Inspirational writing
Sunrise and sunset are my favorite times of day. This morning I rose while it was still dark, flipped on the Christmas lights and started working in the kitchen. Several glances out the window gleaned a shift from darkness to the gradual blue and magenta sky of dawn....
by cynthia | Nov 17, 2021 | Christian authors, Giving to others, Thanksgiving
I enjoy watching the variety of birds that feed at my feeders. At times, I’ve counted nearly fifty Goldfinches clamoring for a spot or scavenging for seeds that have fallen to the ground. I’m amazed how, in a few short weeks, their bright, yellow feathers of summer...
by cynthia | Aug 25, 2021 | Christian authors, Historical romance novels, Inspirational novels
I’m excited to host my good friend and fellow author, Candace West on today’s blog. She shares some spiritual insights into her new release, Dogwood Winter. by Candace West George Curtis and Ella Steen lead busy, productive lives until trouble halts the...
by cynthia | Apr 20, 2021 | Christian authors, Inspirational writing
It isn’t easy loving the unlovable. When people come against us or hurt us, our first instinct is to either avoid them or lash out. In this day and age, it seems animosity and bitterness are more and more the rule. If two individuals disagree, odds are they...
