Christian Living
-
Book Review: Running Barefoot on Holy Ground
What does “childlike-faith” look like? This book review of Running Barefoot on Holy Ground: Childlike Intimacy with God addresses several aspects. Published by Kregel Publications, this devotion book is for adult Christians longing to look afresh at their Abba Father’s love. I'll give away a copy of this book. Read and see if it's a good match for you.
-
Review: Essential Teen Study Bible & Giveaway
Are you looking for a quality study Bible for your teens? Let’s review and consider the Essential Teen Study Bible (HSCB). Also, in recognition of "Give a Bible Away Day" and "Bring Your Bible to School Day," I’m giving a free copy of this Bible to one of you. Giveaway details are below. But first, allow me to share with you a little about this unique Bible.
-
Give a Bible Away Day
"Give a Bible Away Day" takes place one day prior to "Bring Your Bible to School Day." Anyone can participate, but its original design was for a way homeschool students to exercise brave faith.
-
A Delicious Review: The Ultimate Guide to the Daniel Fast
This delicious review of "The Ultimate Guide to the Daniel Fast" shares about the fast, the focus, & the food. You get to eat with this fast! It's not The Daniel Plan. Same Daniel. Different approach! Our apologies for the duplicate announcement. Yesterday, we had a glitch with the post not displaying correctyly on the blog. We had to delete and begin again. Come check out the delicious review!
-
[Un]Intentional – Book Review & Giveaway
What makes the faces in your family glow? Is it the reflection from a TV, a tablet, or a cell phone. This week, we have a book review and giveaway of {Un}Intentional: How Screens Secretly Shape Your Desires and How to Break Free. Are you multi-tasking right now? Perhaps you’re reading this post on one screen while also viewing something on your TV. We double-screen more than we realize. "In May 2017, eMarketer found the average US adult will spend over twelve hours a day consuming media on devices like smartphones, computers, and TVs." The book, [Un]Intentional, “shows how most people are unintentional with the screens in their lives, but…
