It’s Christmas in July on Facebook tomorrow, (https://www.facebook.com/events/271016104330553) and my friend, Pattie Frampton, has written a sweet novella. It’s an easy read for busy people, and I loved it. Max is a professional baseball player. He does good things for people. But it doesn’t fill the hole in his heart. Jenner is a woman with a past. She can’t…
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Pointing Fingers About that wicked woman who cursed God and verbally kicked her suffering husband! Mrs. Job lived in ancient times. Maybe that is why it is so easy to point a finger at her. She is so far removed from us. And we really can’t quite wrap our minds around what her time was like. After all, look what…
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Anguish “God, how could You? How could You allow this? All of our children dead! Our livelihood gone! What did we ever do to You? My husband has always been faithful to You and kind to people. He has judged fairly at the gate. He doesn’t deserve this—and neither do I!” Mrs. Job cried out. Job groaned and she watched…
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Growth from Loss Loss. It’s hard to bear. It only takes a moment for disasters like accidents, tornadoes, floods, fires, mudslides, illness or—death—to happen. In only a moment, life changes forever. But the loss can linger and bring bewilderment with it. We plan our lives. We study to enter a career we believe will bring us satisfaction, renown, and success….
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Why I Wrote It Very soon, my new book, Mrs. Job’s Choice; A Journey of Encouragement, will become a reality. I’m very excited to be introducing it. “Why did you decide to write about Mrs. Job?” I am glad you asked. The truth is that every time I heard a someone teaching about Job, they would disparage Mrs. Job. I…
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The American Dustbowl, 1930s, is a subject that is not much in collective memory anymore. Who knew that the Breadbasket of this country could be completely covered by sandstorms that resembled any found in the Sahara Desert? Yet, it is part of our national history. Jan Cline’s American Dream book series begins in this desolate place. Clarissa Wilding and her…
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