Have you ever wanted, no, needed something, but you just couldn’t put your finger on it until you received it? It’s like there was an emptiness or a longing in your soul, but you couldn’t explain it until the moment you could. That just happened to me. Intrigued by the title, I requested a review…
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Book Review: “When Jesus Was A Green-Eyed Brunette” by Max Davis
You can judge this book by its cover! From the moment I picked up When Jesus Was a Green-Eyed Brunette, I knew it was special. Different. The cover is smooth to the touch, but the title of the book has been over-printed in a gritty texture, and you can literally feel the raised letters. This unexpected…
Book Review: “First Words of Jesus” by Stu Epperson, Jr.
Stu Epperson’s new book First Words of Jesus is mashup of Scripture, song lyrics, and sermonizing. Each chapter focuses on the first words of various characters in the nativity story including Jesus, Mary, the Shepherds, Herod, the Wise Men, etc. Throughout each chapter, Epperson skillfully compares and contrasts a variety of characters and circumstances (it’s like…
Book Review: “While My Child Is Away” by Edie Melson
My only son started high school this year—I’m still in shock over that—and the thought he will be leaving home soon is something I can barely think about without becoming verklempt. Lately, he’s started asking about Driver’s Ed and getting his license. He’s fourteen. I’m not ready! As I imagine my son out on his own, I…
Book Review: “The Light between Oceans” by M.L. Stedman
Lately, I’ve been dipping my toes in the ever-flowing river of fictional novels. A few weeks ago, I viewed part of a trailer on Facebook for the upcoming feature film The Light Between Oceans. As my friends and family will tell you, I typically avoid watching trailers for movies I know I want to see. In fact, if…