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Beholding the Character of God - Book Review
My latest book review for Crossway is None Like Him and In His Image Gift Edition: Beholding the Character of God (2 Volumes in 1) By Jen Wilkin. Jen Wilkin has compiled a list of 10 Ways God is Different from Us (and Why That’s a Good Thing) and 10 Ways God Calls Us to Reflect His Character. Both of these subtitles state clearly what has been accomplished in the clear, refreshing presentation…
On Substack Slacking and Silence The Clayjar Review's latest issue "Silence" includes a beautiful collection of words "dedicated to publishing human works housing the presence of God" including a short piece of mine!
My Spring Reading List
Well, it’s Springtime, the second wind of the new year, the recalibrate and get ready to set yourself alight, start something new, or if you are me, make another go at the massive book piles accumulating in your home. I confess, I love books. I love learning. I love reading, and reading all the books, all the time, in a variety of places. My answer to the one thing needed when leaving the house…
How can #nationalpoetrymonth be over? We are just getting started!
Random Journal Day #44 with Lynn D. Morrissey and a Giveaway
Welcome to Random Journal Day! I am honored to have a special guest as our Featured Journal Keeper this month. I first heard of Lynn Morrissey when I found her words inscribed in an exquisite book which became one of my favorite journaling books ever written, “Love Letters To God :Deeper Intimacy through Written Prayer “. To my delight, my dear blogging friend and fellow journal keeper, Kel…
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At first I missed it, I did...but after a year or so, social media became as a distant landscape. One I know longer desire to return to, nor navigate this side of eternity, but only cautiously, and extremely minimally. Let me tell you why, and this might be a ramble more than an essay, so grab something yummy to sip and perhaps, go pull on your patience pants and slip away from the propensity to skim read. I'll wait.
DO you have any scribbles in your notebook that might be worthy of your attention? Feeling dry, uninspired and like the muse has left you for greener fields? Maybe you need to let the words out to play...
In All Things Thee to See: A Poetry Book Review
"Mom- there's a bug!" startles you from your slumber. So, you stumble out the bed, onto your feet, and make your way to the kitchen first, to get your weapon because toilet paper will not do-the guilt seeps through the thin plies of tissue.
NIV Artisan Collection Bible Review
Why I Gave Mary Oliver to My Best Friend
This weekend my best friend celebrated her fifty-fifth birthday. Dave, her husband, reached out to my hubby and I to invite us over for a spontaneous pizza party at the new artsy antique shop they are hoping to open soon. It is a cute place which will soon come to beautiful life under her creative vision – with a little help from her hubby and friends, I have no doubt. Meanwhile I scurried out to…
Do you consider yourself a poet? Why or why not? Could you be a poet and not know it, yet?
The poem "If I Never (A Million Twists of Fate)" by Dawn Paoletta reflects on pivotal moments in life, exploring choices, temptations, and the journey itself. It highlights the significance of beginnings over endings and acknowledges the transformative power of writing and community.
"I see you still standing at the counter, methodically making your morning latte, it was then I first noticed how badly your hands were shaking" Excerpt of Hands by Dawn Paoletta
Burnt Offerings In its claws a fish hangs limply gills pumping the last gulps of air- unbreathable A last supper As the Osprey carries His prize to pole 5002 on Kingstown Road in Narragansett
The importance of reading the Bible is not reading, but fellowship with the Author. - A.W. Tozer
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