I think I have a soft spot in my heart for books about writers. Books about women stepping up in a so-called man’s world too. Put the two together, and I’m sold. The Secrets of Paper and Ink was a sweet past-present story of three women (2 modern, 1 historical) who find healing through words and find God in their story…
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I love that song. Who says you can’t go home? Is it Rascal Flatts? I’ll have to google it when I’m done writing this post. It might have something to do with the first time I heard it. I had just moved home after college, and to be honest, it was a move I hadn’t planned to make. But in…
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Are you ready to have your heart broken…and maybe come alive again too? In January, I read what just might be the must-read book for this year. Last year’s was Alana Terry’s Out of North Korea (you can read my review here). I can’t say for sure if Finding Amor will be the one for this year…it’s only February. But I think it…
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How is a good book like a steak dinner? Y’all, this has been the month of reading books that really challenge me and take some processing. First it was The Lost Art of Relationship, and now Reclaiming Sanity. Actually, I started Reclaiming Sanity first, but needed some time to process what I was reading, so I set it to the side, went through a…
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Eve’s story is usually told as a story about sin. I’m really glad to have been raised in the century I was raised in, because throughout church history, the church has done a great job of using Eve’s story to justify putting women “in their place.” It’s Eve’s fault that sin came into the world, so women shouldn’t take certain…
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