I have a small list of my favorite, go-to Bible teachers. I have studied these women, studied their teachings, studied their theologies; Lisa Harper, Beth Moore, Christine Caine, and now Jennie Allen. I first discovered Jennie Allen when I was looking for an online women’s Bible study group. There are a few out there that are really good, but… Continue reading Nothing to Prove
I adore the author of this book. As in, I-get-every-book-with-her-name-on-it-without-reading-what-the-book-is-about-first, adore. And I am never, ever disappointed. This past Christmas, I was thrilled to pick up a copy of The Women of Christmas by Liz Curtis Higgs. The story centered on Elizabeth, Mary (of Nazareth) and Anna. It was the sweetest thing for me during the Christmas season,… Continue reading The Women of Easter
I love Jane Austen novels. I really, really love Jane Austen novels. The problem with loving Jane Austen novels is that eventually you read them all (like, eighteen times) and then have to begin the long and arduous journey of trying to find another author who gives you all the feels that Ms. Austen gives… Continue reading The Innkeeper of Ivy Hill
Okay, so I’ve mentioned to you before that I am not a fan of the daily devotional. While I love the idea of having a devotional on my nightstand to read first thing in the morning, I tend to only stick with it for about a week. While we could definitely chalk that up to a… Continue reading Grace For the Moment
