The Christian Storyteller
A review of Nathaniel Brown’s book, The Christian Storyteller, using stories to share eternal truth copyright 2024 If you are like me, you enjoy hearing… Read More »The Christian Storyteller
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Hands for God – Part 3
In previous articles, excerpted from my book Seeking the Lord, we learned about the ancient craftsman Bezalel and the amazing skills that God gave him… Read More »Hands for God – Part 3
Hands for God – Part 2
Last time we introduced Bezalel, who was called by God to be an amazing craftsman and serve the Lord by building the Ark of the… Read More »Hands for God – Part 2
Hands for God – Part 1
Do you have some favorite people in the Bible? One of mine is Bezalel. “Beza – who?” you ask. If you’ve read through the book… Read More »Hands for God – Part 1
Giving Back and Looking Forward
Giving Back to Make a Difference If you are like me, days can go by in a blur of activity and sometimes you wonder if… Read More »Giving Back and Looking Forward
What’s Better than a Resolution?
The Problem with Resolutions Every year we look forward to a fresh start. It’s a chance to improve and grow. But for many, our resolutions… Read More »What’s Better than a Resolution?
Book Blog Tour
What is a book blog tour? I learned about book blogs from another author in my writer’s group. It is an online book tour. Instead… Read More »Book Blog Tour
Interview with Author Nathaniel Brown
I’m happy I get to introduce a personal friend for this interview. Nathaniel Brown is the author of The Christian Storyteller. We met at church… Read More »Interview with Author Nathaniel Brown
Interview with Author Gail Pallotta
It is so nice to have award-winning author and blogger Gail Pollatta with us to share about her exciting new Christian Romantic Fiction book, Hidden… Read More »Interview with Author Gail Pallotta
Overwhelmed by the Publishing Process
Reedsy.com is a great place for writers, especially for a new author, because there are articles and short courses covering the whole process from ideas… Read More »Overwhelmed by the Publishing Process