Writing our novel, Love on Life Support, was challenging for many reasons. One of them was learning how to show, don’t tell in crafting the story. As we wrote and rewrote our novel, it dawned on me that I was learning something far more important than good writing skills. I was learning how to show, …
As mentors, we know how to be better together in marriage, after all, we teach and write about this topic! You would think that would mean we could handle new stressors with ease, right? Hmmm, not so sure! Recently we completed our first novel together, Love on Life Support. This new exercise caused us to …
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A better together marriage is one where each spouse’s differences are appreciated. Neither spouse tries to change the other, instead they work together to temper each other and truly become better together. In this excerpt from our short eBook, Better Together, we take a tongue-in-cheek fictional look at Adam and Eve. Did they have a …
I recently read a proof copy of The Unhiding of Elijah Campbell since I’m on the launch team. But in reality, I love reading his blog and his books. To “unhide” is to bring out of concealment or to discover. Reading this premier novel from psychologist and author, Kelly Flanagan, was a journey of discovering …
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Being mindful of relationships is a life-long journey for me. That’s why I published my devotional/coloring book, Mindful: Meditate & Color your Way to Life-Giving Relationships. Today is National Coloring Book Day – what better day to get a copy and start coloring?
What do you do when your life turns a page? In March of 2020, we were going about our own business when everything turned upside down. My husband, Bruce was hospitalized in the ICU during the biggest surge of the Covid-19 pandemic. We had no idea at the time, but Bruce was headed for a …
We are in a new season of life. Our looks have changed, our occupations have changed. It seems as if disruptions are coming back-to-back in my life. I just want to go back to the way it was. Makes me want to grit my teeth! But God has new plans for us in this new …
New Year’s resolutions are made each year by almost seventy-five percent of adults. We evaluate where we are and where we want to go. It’s a time of introspection and declaration. But why spend just one day being intentional? Why not make resolutions for each of the 365 new days ahead of us?
