Entries from March 2007

March 19, 2007

Be the first to read Evidence of Grace

They say third time’s a charm. I have tried to post this contest here twice but all that comes up is the book cover so here we go again on a beautiful Monday morning here in Southern Ohio.
Evidence of Grace, Book 3 in the award winning Jenna’s Creek Series is due for release in [...]

March 16, 2007

Be the first to read Evidence of Grace


March 12, 2007

Our part in the creative process

Years ago, I taught a lesson to my primary Sunday school class about being created in God’s image. Created in His likeness, we also have the power to create. I like what Christopher said that even non-believers are given this gift…they just don’t acknowledge the source. More’s the pity.
We all have different gifts and talents [...]

March 9, 2007

Why we do what we do

In Teresa’s last post she posed a wonderful question, though she rightly states that it wasn’t hers to ask, but one put forth by some of her readers: “How have you changed with the writing of this book?”
When I read that I was a bit taken aback and thought about it for a moment as [...]

March 5, 2007

Art that inspires

This past Saturday I was the guest speaker at The Word Talks book discussion group in Norman, OK to discuss my book A Tender Reed. Few writers will pass up an opportunity to explain the inspiration behind a book to readers who loved it. I am no exception. I love talking about the creative [...]

March 5, 2007

The Day God Walked Me Home From School

When I was in the second or third grade, a child molester attempted to capture me as I walked home from school. My true story is part of an anthology, Scripture to Live By by Arron Chambers, and is being published this month.  If you have always wondered how a child felt, knowing he or [...]

March 1, 2007

It’s Your Right. (It should be your joy, too).

So I guess people are actually reading my posts on my blog, at least the most recent comments would suggest at least two people are. Wonder of wonders! That’s encouraging! Though I must say, one of the comments was written far better than anything I could write; I was even becoming mad with the person [...]