Christians Read

• Molek by James R. Coggins
  Second in a series In the Ten Commandments, God (who identified Himself as Yahweh or “I am”) commanded the Israelites not to worship any gods but Him. Yet the Israelites were tempted to worship the gods of the peoples around … Continue reading →
• Mini Vacation by Tara Randel
  Last time I posted, I told you about the mystery writers conference a friend and I attended. While we had a wonderful time, our long weekend away wasn’t over. We weren’t far from Palm Beach. My friend had wanted us … Continue reading →
• Intelligent and Christian by James R. Coggins
  Last November, John G. Stackhouse, Jr. posted a blog titled “Why Mere Christianity Should Have Bombed.”  The title is deliberately provocative. Mere Christianity by British scholar C.S. Lewis was published over 60 years ago and has been one of the … Continue reading →
• The Beauty of Flawed
  We I was just a little girl, I thought the birthmark I had on my throat was a stain and I did my best to get rid of it, until my mother explained what it was and that my beauty … Continue reading →
• A Good Week by Nancy J. Farrier
  Do you ever have one of those days/weeks/months where everything seems to go wrong? You look at the calendar wrong and miss an appointment? Or you miss a birthday or other important date? You simply forget something you meant to … Continue reading →
• Remind Yourself of Truth by Bridget A. Thomas
  These past couple of years our world has given us a lot to fret about. Just turn on the news for five minutes and discouragement will come knocking. It can be so difficult to put one foot in front of … Continue reading →
• Wedding Reflections by Julie Arduini
  Well, our last big event of the summer is behind us. Our son Brian married Brianna over the weekend. As I watched him on the platform, smiling as they were announced Mr. and Mrs., greeting everyone, I thought about the … Continue reading →
• No Other Gods by James R. Coggins
  First in a series In the modern world, we laugh at primitive peoples who worship idols, who bow down to images of bulls and crocodiles and serpents, who revere the stars and the sun, who seek guidance through tea leaves … Continue reading →
• Delighting in His Commands by Nancy J. Farrier
  When we first bought our house there was a staircase leading up to the roof. The stairs were dangerous for kids so my husband blocked it off to keep them from getting hurt. Our six-year-old son obeyed that rule, but … Continue reading →
• A Sign of the Times by James R. Coggins
  A few days ago, I went to the store to buy some envelopes. Nothing special. Just four and an eighth-inch by nine and a quarter-inch, white envelopes. The kind we used to use to send bill payments and official and … Continue reading →
• He Knows My Name!
  There’s a Christian song entitled He Knows My Name. It was written by Tommy Walker and the lyrics of this song are so powerful. I have a Maker He formed my heart Before even time began My life was in … Continue reading →
• Sleuthfest by Tara Randel
  At the beginning of July, a writer friend and I went to Sleuthfest, an annual conference put on by the Florida Chapter of Mystery Writers of America. After the past few years of Zoom meetings, it was so nice to … Continue reading →
• Listening to the Lord by Bridget A. Thomas
  Years ago when I was driving home from work, I was on the interstate (highway, expressway, freeway, or whatever you call it in your neck of the woods!). There was a box truck near me that I had a bad … Continue reading →