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Today’s Sunday Psalm is Exodus 35:31, the verse at the beginning of Eyewitness Sketch.
On this episode of A Spot of Story, I’m chatting with Tasha Hackett about her contemporary romance, Planning for Nickie We talk about what happens when a man with a twelve-month marriage plan meets a schedule-wrecking doctor, the reality of living in a hotel, and the struggle of letting go…
Today on the blog, I’m joining the JustRead Tour for A Texas Easter Blessing by Mindy Obenhaus. As a single father and a chef work to save a town tradition, they discover a new dream for the future.
Today’s Sunday Psalm is from Psalm 107:41. Yet setteth he the poor on high from affliction, and maketh him families like a flock.
Today on the blog, I’m joining the JustRead Tour for A Rancher for Easter by Susanne Dietze, an uplifting inspirational romance featuring a marriage of convenience and a heartwarming Easter wish.
Today on the blog, I’m joining the JustRead Tour for Tracing a Kidnapper’s Trail by Katy Lee, a high-stakes K-9 search and rescue inspirational suspense.
Today on the blog, I’m joining the JustRead Tour for Whispers in the Snow by Heidi Eljarbo, a charming Victorian historical mystery set in 1891 Norway.
Today’s Sunday Psalm is from Psalm 82:4. Deliver the poor and needy: rid them out of the hand of the wicked.
On this episode of A Spot of Story podcast, I’m exploring how the original tale of Aladdin and the Magic Lamp inspired my prequel novella, Undercover Wish.
After Psalm 118, Psalm 50 (as we call it in my tradition – am Christian Orthodox) is my favorite. It is also used several times every week throughout the series. It’s probbaly the fist Psalm I memorized in French (my native tongue). Now, the different places I have lived in the US were using different translations, so it’s harder to memorize it, but I think am close!
Have a blessed Holy Week, coming up soon – we call it Great Week
I love this! Thank you for sharing. Blessed upcoming Great Week to you, too!
Have a blessed Sunday!
Thank you!