Meet Janine Mendenhall, Mark Your Calendars!
Meet Janine Mendenhall, English teacher and hopeless lover of all things related to regency and Victorian romance. Mark your calendars for August 25 – 31st and stop by for an interview and giveaway of her debut novel, Carol and Selah Award finalist. Starving Hearts!
Read MoreWaves of Uncertainty – A 2MefromHim Devotional
Waves of doubt and fear render us powerless against attacks from our own minds and that great enemy, Satan. When doubt threatens, where do you run for help and safety? I only know of one haven of protection and if I falter before I reach it, I am overwhelmed. If you struggle with uncertainty and doubt, I would love to hear from you!
Read MoreCelebrate Your Marriage! – I’m taking today off!
Celebrate your marriage! Never take your spouse for granted. Love unconditionally, and give 200% every day!
Read MoreAttitude of Acceptance – A 2MefromHim Devotional
An attitude of acceptance is something I struggle with often. Sometimes life is difficult and unfair. Joseph experienced terrible trials, yet his attitude remained pristine. I learn a new lesson each time I read his story, as well as being reminded that my attitude needs some adjustment. I would love to hear your comments!
Read MoreRhinestones on My Flip-Flops by Jane Jenkins Herlong
Rhinestones on My Flip-Flops is a challenge to not let life’s ups and downs cause you to flop, instead, flip it and become a success! Jane Jenkins Herlong shares wisdom from biblical women like Eve, Martha, Naomi, and others, along with that of modern-day Women of Wisdom. Jane is a speaker, author, singer, and comedienne extraordinaire! You will love getting to know her and watching her video. One lucky person will win a print copy of Rhinestones when it releases September 26th. Leave a comment and sign in on the Rafflecopter to increase your chances to win!
Read MoreLooking Back Can Be Dangerous! – 2MefromHim Devotional
Looking back can be dangerous. Changing our lives for the better is difficult and the temptation to return to our former way of life is strong. Once you’ve committed to the Lord, we all need encouragement. Lot and his family chose to live among people who didn’t know the Lord, cutting them off from the fellowship of believers. The result was tragic. I’d love to hear your comments!
