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Rating: 5 Stars Published: March 5, 2020 Pages: 759 Genre: Historical Fiction Buy: Amazon.com This is the third and last book in the 'Wolf Hall' series, and I have reviewed the first book and second books in the series as well so if you have not read my reviews of them yet, you can go … Continue reading Book Review: The Mirror and the Light by Hilary Mantel
Renewal does not begin with behavior.It begins with thoughts. As we continue into a new year, many of us are asking God for change, clearer direction, deeper faith, freedom from old patterns. But lasting transformation doesn’t come from willpower alone. It comes from allowing God to reshape the way we think. Scripture is not just … Continue reading The Power of a Renewed Mind: How Scripture Transforms Your Thought Life
The beginning of a new year often arrives with noise. New goals. New plans. New expectations.Social media fills with declarations, vision boards, and pressure to become something quickly. Yet, before God does anything new, He often asks us to let go. Not add.Not strive.But release. As we step into a new year, the invitation isn’t … Continue reading Spiritual Declutter: Removing Distractions to Hear God Clearly
Life can feel heavy. Some days it feels like the darkness is closing in from every direction with personal struggles, global crises, health concerns, financial pressures, relational strain, or the quiet battles we fight within ourselves. In these moments, it’s easy to feel small, powerless, and overwhelmed. The world’s uncertainties can make even the strongest … Continue reading Light in the Darkness: Rediscovering the Hope of Christ in Uncertain Times
This month the spotlight is on Angel Patricks Amegbe, a Nigerian Belgian writer and author. I got introduced to her writing when I read her debut novel, "Days of Silence". Since then, I have followed the author's work, and she has become a writer I look forward to reading. Here are a few things about … Continue reading Author Spotlight: Angel Patricks Amegbe
The Christmas story is full of profound truths, but perhaps none more comforting than the name Emmanuel—“God with us” (Matthew 1:23). This single name encapsulates the heart of the gospel: the Creator of the universe chose to enter into the messiness of human life, to be present with His people, and to walk with us … Continue reading Emmanuel- God With Us: What This Means For Us Today
As we celebrate Christmas, I want to take a moment to wish you, my wonderful community, a very Merry Christmas. In a season filled with lights, music, gift lists, and full calendars, it’s easy to focus on the celebration and forget the reason. But Christmas invites us to pause and remember something far deeper than … Continue reading Merry Christmas
Waiting is one of the most uncomfortable parts of the human experience. We wait for breakthroughs, answers, clarity, healing, opportunities, next steps and sometimes for things we can’t even fully articulate. And in a world that values speed, instant results, and overnight success, waiting can feel like a punishment. But Scripture tells a different story … Continue reading It’s Beginning to Look Like Christmas: What this Season Teaches Us About Patience, Hope, and God’s Timing
Every year, December seems to arrive with both excitement and exhaustion. The calendars fill up. The shops get louder. Work deadlines multiply. Family expectations pile on. By mid-month, many of us find ourselves running, rushing, and reaching for breath, while telling ourselves, “This year, I really want Christmas to be meaningful.” But meaning requires margin.And … Continue reading How to Make Space for Jesus in a Distracted Christmas Season
Truth be told, some people are just hard to love. Maybe it’s a coworker who never appreciates your efforts, a family member who constantly criticizes, a friend who drains your energy, or even someone in your community who challenges your patience. Loving these people can feel like an impossible task. Yet, Scripture calls us to … Continue reading Loving Difficult People: Extending Grace Without Losing Yourself