I sit in the quiet of a restful Sunday afternoon. In my mind, I can feel a crocheted square in my hands. I place it on my lap. This turns into the crocheted square shown here. Over the next few days, I’m listening to Crystal Singer by Anne McCaffrey on audiobook, when the musical elements … Read more
Hello lovely readers, I want to thank my friend and fellow author Heidy Gray McGill for suggesting that I share my first snow memory with you. Here’s my story. Once, when I was a young girl, in a world where snow in winter was a rare event at best, I tasted winter for the … Read more
Hello lovely readers, Our friend Art Holaus is back with an informative article geared toward college students. If you are a college student looking for freelance writing gigs to earn some income while you’re in school, I invite you to click the external links and take notes as you read this post. However, if you … Read more
Snapshot for the busy Pick one interest, set a tiny weekly goal (30–60 minutes), find one buddy or group for accountability, and give yourself a 30-day trial. Keep costs low, celebrate small progress, and adjust rather than quit. Choose Your Lane: Some Ideas to Try Hobbies feed writers with living detail—the smells, textures, and rhythms … Read more
Aligning Our Prayers with God’s Will Do you ever feel like your prayers aren’t quite being answered the way you expected? Have you ever wondered why some of the things you ask for don’t come to fruition? In today’s reflection, I want to dive into one of the most powerful promises Jesus gives us— the … Read more
Hello lovely readers in the blogosphere: Today I am introducing a brand new guest to our blogging family. His name is Don Lewis, and he has some tips to share about carreer groth. This article speaks to all entreprenuers, but especially new writers and veteran authors as we develop our writing carreers. Take it away … Read more
Hello lovely readers. Guest contributor Art Holaus is back with another fabulous post. Take it away Art. When your creativity feels like it’s been left behind in a crowded inbox or buried under deadlines, the impact cuts deeper than most admit. Creative dullness doesn’t just stifle expression, it erodes problem-solving, dims opportunity recognition, and … Read more
Here’s another guest post from our friend Art Holaus. I pray you find it an enjoyable read, as well as an informative one. Making art is one thing. Making a living from it is another. Whether you’re a writer, illustrator, musician, or any kind of self-taught polymath, one question eventually rises: How do I … Read more
Hello everyone in the blogosphere, Here’s a devotion I wrote after listening to a church service on YouTube Sunday morning. Read to the end to find the link to my new book if this devotion resonates with you. Praise God No Matter What Guiding Bible Verse: “Let every thing that hath breath praise … Read more
Introducing my new book baby Today, July 17, 2025 marks the launch of my debut devotional entitled Praying Through the Seasons: Seven Aspects of Prayer and Communion with God. This is the first mini devotional in a series of short devotionals entitled Walking With God Through The Chapters. Book Description Are you … Read more
Hello lovely readers, special guest Art Holaus is back with an important message for us. In today’s guest post,he’s going to teach us how to open a publishing company of our own as writers. Without further ado, Here is Art’s article. There comes a point in every writer’s life when they get tired of … Read more
Dearly beloved readers and fellow bloggers: Today I have a treat for you, written by guest Blogger Art Holaus. Scroll to the end to see his bio. Enjoy the post and I’ll see you next time with another inspirational post of my own. Happy reading and God bless you all. Creative energy doesn’t always … Read more
Guiding Bible verse: Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light … Read more
Hello lovely readers, Below is a poem that describes what Christmas feels like to me this year. Study the picture above and read the poem. Does Christmas feel this way to you? If not, how does your Christmasy feeling differ from the picture and the description in the poem? Feel free to use these questions … Read more
I had a special bond with my guide dog Star. She’d lie at my feat, either beneath the desk when I
When I learned how to write my name as part of my vocational rehabilitation training through the years as a blind person, I couldn’t stand handwriting, because my name was all I was told to practice writing. This task was grueling at best, so I signed my name to documents the best … Read more
Silent words fill my spirit God’s voice makes no sound, Yet I can hear it. These words fill my soul They give me peace and make me whole Words of love from the Holy Spirit. I sit out on the front porch In the Summer sun Waiting in the silence The wind chime song … Read more
Dearly Beloved readers, I have a personal reflection to share with you today. In previous blogposts, I shared my reflections on the Path of Silence, The Path of Memory, The Path of Questioning, and The Path of Prayer. Today, I’m going to share with you the image God showed me of a tactile prayer labyrinth. … Read more
After you’ve read my previous posts, the Path of Silence, The Path of Memory, and The Path of Questioning, circle the path of prayer until you reach the center of the labyrinth. In your mind, as you sit in silence with God for a few moments, before you get back to your daily life, picture … Read more
The Third Path, which I feel is the longest and most important path for experiencing deep God moments is the path of questioning. These questions aren’t ones we ask God, though you can ask some of your own in your journaling process, but the questions God asks in the Bible. As you read … Read more