Savior in the Storms
This one is close to my heart. And maybe a bit harder to explain, compared to some of my other works . Basically, this is supposed to be Jesus - complete with His crown of thorns and bloodied face - in the midst of a fierce storm. He is calm, though, in spite of the chaos around Him, and in a season of immense upheaval, His soothing Presence can make all the difference. At the end of Mark 4 , we read about Jesus doing exactly this - soothing stormy seas - but sometimes, there
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Opening Up
How does a bee pollinate a flower if said flower is closed tight? It can’t. So why do we expect God to work miracles in our lives … without opening ourselves up to Him? This blog is short and (maybe not so) sweet: don’t view God as some distanced, far-off, holier-than-thou figure, when Jesus is proof that He’d rather descend into the dirtiest stable, sink to a humiliating death, and dive into the pits of Hell … Than be separated from you. He longs to have an intimate, genuine
Oct 201 min read
Beginning Book Three
Readers, guess what... I'm officially writing my LAST book for my fantasy series! I wrote the first two pages a couple days ago (not only three hundred thirtyish to go) and this milestone has got me feeling nostalgic. Soooooo, we're going to be looking at some of the super-secret notes I've written while drafting this series... 11/7/21: Marigold May Summerville would not be your first choice for a hero. She was timid and mild and often falls under the shadow of her older sist
Oct 164 min read
