The best WWII romance: A Town Like Alice
A Town Like Alice: the finest WWII Romance
The best WWII romance: A Town Like Alice
Summer Reading with Sherlock and Mary
Haven’t you always loved summer reading? Especially when you were a kid with an entire summer to fill with good books, movies, games and outdoor play–maybe even swimming? But it was always time to lay around reading that captured my heart each June when school let out. I could only check out ten books at a time, and I hounded…
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Eyeglasses for Nicaragua Kids
Our church’s eyeglasses mission visited the Rio San Juan region of Nicaragua for the tenth straight year in 2016. The Rio San Juan area, the poorest region of the second poorest country in Central America, has only limited medical facilities. Using a mobile autorefractor, the experience of our leader John, and the organizational skills of in-country citizens Rafael and optometrist…
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Am I a Pharisee? What About You?
Are you a Pharisee? How can you tell?
A Writer’s Emotions and The End
When I typed The End last night, I began to shake. Finished, done, completed–at least the rough draft. I sat back in my computer chair, put my hands to my face and sobbed. While a writer is like God as she writes her book, plans her story, incorporates facts, and hunts for words, this writer doesn’t always feel like God….
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Safeguards: Bible and Imagination
What safeguards do imaginative teachers and writers use when turning to the Bible? I talked about imagination and the Bible in my last post here. But because we believe the Bible is truth, it’s important to accurately understand it and to be careful not to let our imaginations run wild. Can heresy can come from an imagination that is not safeguarded…
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