Archived Posts from: October, 2009

A Closer Look

Oct

2009

Filed in: Writing Tags: Field of Danger | Robertson County | Sumner County
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I’m celebrating the arrival of my author’s copies of Field of Danger. It’s always like Christmas opening a box of new books, hot off the press. I’ve set aside about half to send out to influencers – those folks willing to read the book and blog about it, or share it with friends, etc. So [...]

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Phone Home . . .

Oct

2009

Filed in: Life
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OK, Saturday.
The last six weeks or so have been truly awful for me professionally and personally. Mentally and physically. Why? I don’t know entirely, and going into a lot of whiny details wouldn’t be great for you or me. I know I’ve made some bad, really horrible choices, and I’m paying the consequences. I’m bottoming [...]

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Blogging at the CRAFTIE Ladies

Oct

2009

Filed in: Writing Tags: Field of Danger | heroes
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About younger men, also known as our heroes.
Please check it out.
I’ll be back shortly. Friday.
Promise.

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From Dusk to Dawn: Finding the Solace of God in the Night

Oct

2009

Filed in: Devotionals
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Hospitality & Holidays
But the Placemats Don’t Match!
Be hospitable to one another without grumbling.
1 Peter 4:9 (NKJV)
Poor Martha! Over the years, this warm, industrious woman has become the poster child for spiritual priorities (see Luke 10:41-42). Yet she was doing something that not only seemed to come naturally to her but was expected in her culture: [...]

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