Refreshing Faith
During the holiday season I enjoy curling up with a good Christmas book. Lisa Carter’s books never disappoint. I asked Lisa to introduce her new book A Safe Place for Christmas. Lisa, thank you for joining us.
Thank you, Debbie, for hosting me today. It is always a pleasure to be with you and your readers.
Do you have a special book or movie you like to pull out during the Christmas season? I’m delighted to introduce you to one of my favorite romantic suspense authors, fellow North Carolinian, Lisa Carter. Today she introduces her new Christmas romance. Now, here’s Lisa.
Thank you so much, Debbie, for hosting me and The Christmas Bargain today. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in fictional Truelove, North Carolina. Let the Christmas fun begin . . .
Many people like to read Christmas-themed books all year long. Others prefer to save them until the holiday season, and then treat themselves with a Christmas book reward. When I’m feeling blue or need encouragement, heart-warming, feel-good Christmas stories uplift, inspire and point me back to God’s greatest gift—His Son, my Savior, Jesus Christ.
The Christmas Bargain opens with Lila Penry awakening to a loud crash on the roof of her Arts and Craftsman bungalow.Continue Reading
Have you ever wondered why the Bible refers to the lowly raven in several places? Today, AWSA sister Kathy Collar Miller and her husband Larry offer some insight on this from their new devotional God’s Intriguing Questions. Don’t miss the chance to win your own copy by commenting after the blog. Now here are the Miller’s.
Who provides for the raven its prey?” Job 38:41
By Kathy Collard Miller and Larry Miller
As God continues his questioning of Job to bring him to the end of himself, God points out the animals he has made, indicating his sustaining nature.
One example is the raven God uses as a visual aid in Job 38:41. God asks Job, “Who provides for the raven its prey, when its young ones cry to God for help, and wander about for lack of food?”Continue Reading
My years of counseling women revealed an amazing paradox. Pain can be channeled into resolve that rescues and protects others. Bring Me a Vision tells the story of a woman who directed her brokenness into strength and has rescued hundreds of women and children from sex trafficking.
I met the book’s author and fellow blogger, Pam Ecrement, online. Even though we’ve never connected in person, I consider her a friend. We’ve prayed and kept in touch via phone calls, emails and texts.
Pam said the chapter on Rahab from my book Little Women, Big God prompted her to tell the story of her former client and friend, Becky Moreland. Becky is the founder of a ministry called RAHAB, which stands for Reaching Above Hopelessness and Brokenness.Continue Reading