Monthly Archives: April 2019
The Elder King
Filed under New Release
Pause and Remember
If you follow my author page on Facebook, you can see that I’m working on some new things for my website, including a store. I’ll try to have the kinks worked out and blog about it sometime this week. Meanwhile, I’d like to pause and remember Rev. Herman Otten, who joined the Church Triumphant this past week.
Filed under Uncategorized
Faith Alone Novel
Filed under Reviews
A Patient Woman
Remember when I posted about the latest contest at “He Remembers the Barren“? They have announced the winner and posted the winning Lenten piece. It’s well worth reading, so here you go:
Filed under Contests
Soup Day
Filed under Writer's Life
New Releases
Let’s take a day just to highlight some new releases by Lutheran authors!
Filed under New Release
Tis the Season!
Ladies and Gentlemen, Christ is risen! He is risen, indeed! Alleluia! Tis the Season!!!
Filed under As Christian Writers, Resource
Another Samson reference
There is just nothing like Maundy Thursday service. Our congregation begins with corporate confession and individual absolution, and it is absolutely a gift from God in every way. And, there is nothing like the Chief Service on Good Friday! Nothing at all. <blissful sigh> Today, I’ll share with you another Samson reference, keeping things Christocentric, humbling, and marveling.
Filed under Theological reflection
Wellness
I’ve been back in the throes of writing poetry, so you’ll pardon me if I keep things a bit short and extra even-keeled over here. 🙂 Back in February, I posted a piece on church worker wellness resources. Well, I hadn’t gotten to say that there was an LCMS project to provide online devotions for church workers on areas of vocational, relational, financial, and emotional wellness.
Filed under Devotional
A Riddle
Ok, writers. To be in tip top shape, it’s good to use your brain. 🙂 There. Now the post pertains to a main purpose of this blog. Really, though, I want to tell you a riddle!!
Filed under As Christian Writers, Theological reflection