by Joanne | Dec 6, 2017 | Book Reviews
Life changes much the way the seasons flow from one to the other. There is a difference though as the calendar seasons begin and end on a set date. We know what is coming next as they are etched in ink. But not so with the life seasons. They remain unknown, both in...
by Joanne | Nov 11, 2017 | Book Reviews
Stories are often the best way to move people to view issues we might otherwise overlook. In his second and latest book, Awakened, Allen Madding continues the story of a church whose eyes are opened to the plight of the homeless during a snowstorm. You can read my...
by Joanne | Nov 6, 2017 | Book Reviews
History was not my most enjoyable subject in school, and perhaps the reason I grab books written by Simonetta Carr. Each of her books presents history in a most engaging manner, particularly church history, of the brave believers who have forged the way for us to...
by Joanne | Oct 21, 2017 | Book Reviews
The 2016 election took hold of the news and social media more than any previous election due to its candidates. The presidency continues to do so each day, now due to the man holding office – Donald Trump. In his book, Choosing Donald Trump, Stephen Mansfield...
by Joanne | Oct 4, 2017 | Book Reviews
Asked if I am more of chicken or brave, I would have to say “Chicken”. I eagerly began reading the book once I saw the question Holley Gerth asks on the back cover of her latest book, “Fiercehearted”: “What if the solution isn’t...
by Joanne | Oct 3, 2017 | Book Reviews
In her book, Free of Me, Sharon Hodde Miller focuses on a cultural mind-set infiltrating more of us than not. Often we do not even recognize its presence until our eyes are opened by the truth gently being set out before us. Free of Me addresses the mind-set of...
