CrossCurrents Making Sense Of The Christian Life
Sunday, October 13, 2013
CrossCurrents Making Sense Of The Christian Life
CrossCurrents Making Sense Of The Christian Life
Christian Action Adventure Novel Quest For Light
Christian Adventure Novel By Bryon Anderson
This was an amazing book to read with much going on to keep the story exciting and always moving forward. It’s also important to note that it’s Biblically and historically correct.
Whether a Christian or not, if you love adventure you’ll love this story, but that’s not all it offers! It’s filled with adventure, spiritual enlightenment, and moral advice. All readers will appreciate the author’s attention to detail making the characters and situations come to life. Although a book of fiction, once into the story it seems as if the trip happened just as written!
Go Here For My Complete Review Of The Action Adventure Novel Quest For Light
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Christian Inspirational Fiction
Dreaming Of A Father's Love by Sharon A. Lavy
In the rich farming cradle of the of the Ohio Valley, a peaceful
lifestyle seems possible. Highly likely even. At least on the surface.
It's 1973, and three young women choose different routes to survive in
their male dominated world.
Work is Roberta "Birdie" Alexander's inspiration. If she works long enough and hard enough, her father will love her as much as he loves her older brothers. In her Christian walk, Birdie approaches her relationship with her Heavenly Father in the same way.
So, in spite of the economic slowdown Birdie is determined their family business will both survive and thrive. She'll back up that promise with hard work, and Alexander's foliage will become the standard for the entire Ohio Valley. But Birdie's dad seems determined to marry her off.
How much will she risk to hold on to her own will and secret sin of self-righteousness? Will losing her job wake her up? Losing a lifelong friend? A brother? Or will it take losing the very presence of God?
Sara Brubaker is torn between two worlds. Two-years-old when an Old Order German Baptist couple adopted her, she's the secretary for Alexander's Nursery and Greenhouse. Sara enjoys the normal world of fun and fashion. Should she give it up and join the Dunkards to truly belong with her adoptive family?
The Anabaptist people dress so old fashioned. Does she really want to look ... Amish? Then she learns her parents have been keeping secrets. Sara's dad side-steps her questions. Was the deception deliberate?
Irene West, Birdie's lifelong Sunday school friend, misses having a father figure around ... where is he anyway? In her search for acceptance, her skirts get tighter and shorter. This causes Birdie to struggle with the friendship and Irene to struggle with life.
Birdie thinks it's her job to shame Irene into acting more like a Christian. Will Birdie overcome her self-righteous nature before it's too late ... for Irene?
Clinging to their friendships, the women struggle to find their identity in Christ. Can they forgive, and find the courage to grab hold of a new vision?
*Inspirational Fiction at its finest, Dreaming of A Father's Love includes bonus reader group questions.
This was such a great book I miss reading it! Go here for my review of Sharon's book.
Sharon Lavy writes for a woman's encouragement that her opinions are worthwhile. Her dreams are worthwhile. She is worthwhile, and worthy of love.
Work is Roberta "Birdie" Alexander's inspiration. If she works long enough and hard enough, her father will love her as much as he loves her older brothers. In her Christian walk, Birdie approaches her relationship with her Heavenly Father in the same way.
So, in spite of the economic slowdown Birdie is determined their family business will both survive and thrive. She'll back up that promise with hard work, and Alexander's foliage will become the standard for the entire Ohio Valley. But Birdie's dad seems determined to marry her off.
How much will she risk to hold on to her own will and secret sin of self-righteousness? Will losing her job wake her up? Losing a lifelong friend? A brother? Or will it take losing the very presence of God?
Sara Brubaker is torn between two worlds. Two-years-old when an Old Order German Baptist couple adopted her, she's the secretary for Alexander's Nursery and Greenhouse. Sara enjoys the normal world of fun and fashion. Should she give it up and join the Dunkards to truly belong with her adoptive family?
The Anabaptist people dress so old fashioned. Does she really want to look ... Amish? Then she learns her parents have been keeping secrets. Sara's dad side-steps her questions. Was the deception deliberate?
Irene West, Birdie's lifelong Sunday school friend, misses having a father figure around ... where is he anyway? In her search for acceptance, her skirts get tighter and shorter. This causes Birdie to struggle with the friendship and Irene to struggle with life.
Birdie thinks it's her job to shame Irene into acting more like a Christian. Will Birdie overcome her self-righteous nature before it's too late ... for Irene?
Clinging to their friendships, the women struggle to find their identity in Christ. Can they forgive, and find the courage to grab hold of a new vision?
*Inspirational Fiction at its finest, Dreaming of A Father's Love includes bonus reader group questions.
This was such a great book I miss reading it! Go here for my review of Sharon's book.
Sharon Lavy writes for a woman's encouragement that her opinions are worthwhile. Her dreams are worthwhile. She is worthwhile, and worthy of love.
Sharon's Website: sharonalavy.com
Go To Amazon.com: Dreaming of a Father's Love: A Tale From the Ohio Valley
Go To Amazon.com: Dreaming of a Father's Love: A Tale From the Ohio Valley
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