New Hagiai Gem Hunters series book. Touches of Beauty has become a support book 9.5 in the Meeting Jesus Saga about what Jesus is doing in New Mexico. It’s about a group of silversmiths and hard rock sculptors who feel … Continue reading →
Basic spiritual warfare training has become necessary as we wind down to the end. Soon we’ll be gone, and the seven years will begin. The Creep and his cohorts do not like that at all. But Satan is a defeated … Continue reading →
Yes, time for a word to our sponsor is due. I saw a snatch of a lyric from Caedmon’s Call this morning that really struck me—we’re all stillborn… It ties in with Amir Tsarfati’s near constant reminder—no one’s born a … Continue reading →
Yes, enjoying the spiritual battle is something to get excited about. We are finally going to see what we have believed for so many years. So, how have things changed? It seems like a complete change since the end of … Continue reading →
The Writing During the Last Days book is the result of an extensive season of prayer with the Lord. As far as I can tell [and you should verify it for yourself], He asked me to do this. The book … Continue reading →
Nanostealth series gets well-deserved recognition for a wonderful spirit-filled series. Vikki has produced another wonderful series—this time in a speculative techo-thriller, or sci-fi, or fantasy, or something like that. As usual, I reread the entire series, and I was gone … Continue reading →
Called to duty elsewhere and I’m sorry I haven’t written here for a while. The Lord has had me on a campaign to talk to the Bride and make sure she is ready for our Groom to come and pick … Continue reading →
My new Christmas banner after I decided that the one I used last year was too subdued. I’ve got a nice display space on the front of the ramp at my home, and I’m just not into decorating for Christmas, … Continue reading →
Writing books as Christianity ends needs to be considered as we work our way through the birth pangs, meaning the Lord’s return for His bride is imminent. How do you handle that anticipated event? More importantly, what has the Lord told … Continue reading →
The Laynie Portland spirit-filled series seems like a type of book I do not read: historical fiction, character-driven, seems suspiciously like a romance. And I grew tired of spy thrillers a long time ago. Yet I loved it. In fact, … Continue reading →