The Explorer Bible Dictionary For Kids: Book Review
As a child I had several picture dictionaries and children’s encyclopedias. I loved them, referring to them often. I never had a Bible dictionary, however. I’m not sure there was such a thing at the time of a children’s Bible dictionary. If there had been, I would have wanted one. I would have also liked to have had one when…
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Author Interview: Nancy Naigle
Welcome to the Blog Tour for Home No Matter Where by Nancy Naigle, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! As I count down to the release of The Amazing Crab Alley Revival, I’m limiting my book reviews and author interview, but couldn’t miss out on this opportunity to interview Nancy Naigle. In this interview she shares her journey from banking to…
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Author Interview: Eva Marie Everson
Welcome to the Blog + Review Tour for Miss Beth Bettencourt by Eva Marie Everson, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! Eva Marie Everson is one of my favorite authors, especially her historical fiction. She has this way of capturing everyday life and placing us inside the heads of the characters so that we truly feel like we’re living within the…
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Dating and Romance in the Bible
Though the Bible times doesn’t talk directly about dating, it does include plenty of examples of couples meeting and falling in love. Some, like Jacob and Rachel meeting at the local watering hole, are pretty timeless. Others, like Ruth approaching Boaz, are different. Yet, despite the differences in customs, falling in love is timeless. Adam and Eve Isaac and Rebekah…
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Older Women in the Bible
I truly believe that God holds a special place in His heart for widows and older women. How many times in scripture do we see stories of women who felt as if life had passed them by, and God gave them renewed hope? Though the Bible rarely provides ages of women, we can do simple based to calculate some based…
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She Reads Truth Spiral-Bound Notetaking Bible: Review
It’s been awhile since I reviewed a Bible. After several years of reviewing Bibles, they start to blend together. But this one is different. The She Reads Truth Spiral-Bound Notetaking Bible is not your usual Bible. For one thing, it’s spiral bound. And it’s big–8 1/2 x 11 inches big. It feels more like a workbook than a Bible. Because…
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When God Says Wait: Bible Women Who Waited on God
No one likes to wait, but the best things come to those who wait. Isaiah 40:31 tells us, “But those who wait on the Lord Shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with wings like eagles, They shall run and not be weary, They shall walk and not faint.” My life’s testimony is one of waiting. God gives me…
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The Amazing Crab Alley Revival: 100 Day Countdown to My Debut Novel Launch
After spending most of my life dreaming of being a novelist, it’s finally happening. The Amazing Crab Alley Revival, my debut novel, releases July 15, on my 60th birthday. I can’t wait! The Story Keeping with my passion for Bible women, The Amazing Crab Alley Revival is a loose retelling of Lydia in the Bible. Set in 1897 in the…
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Author Interview: Leslie Gould
Welcome to the Blog Tour for When They Met Again by Leslie Gould, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! It’s been awhile since I did a book review or author interview. I’ve been so busy with my debut novel getting ready to release in July, working on a Christmas novella collection with some writer friends, and writing a new Southern historical…
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Across the Lake: Book Review
Welcome to the Blog Tour for Across the Lake: Traveling with Jesus Around the Sea of Galilee by Barbara M. Britton, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! Though I’m not doing many book reviews anymore, I still don’t want to miss out on an opportunity to review biblical fiction. Since Across the Lake includes stories of Bible women, I had to…
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Author Interview: Susanne Blumer
Welcome to the Blog Tour for Anna of Arimathea by Susanne Blumer, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours I’ve been so busy working on my own books I haven’t had as much time to review books or do author interviews. However, when I was offered the opportunity to interview Susanne Blumer about her new biblical fiction novel, I didn’t want to…
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Bible Review: NKJV Journal the Word Bible
Bibles have changed a lot over the years. When you look at older Bibles, the text was always small and divided into two columns, and you would usually have cross reference notes in the margins and footnotes at the bottom of the page. Nowadays, while plenty of Bibles are still that style, more options are available. Text is bigger. Notes…
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