by Shirley | Nov 2, 2022 | God Is Close To The Broken Hearted, Insights Into Books That Inspired Me
Maybe you have heard of Anne Wilson or even heard her beautiful song “My Jesus.” Or maybe this is the first time you are hearing of her. Whatever the case, Anne is a Jesus-loving lady that is on fire for Him. Anne and her brother, Jacob, and sister,...
by Shirley | Jul 21, 2022 | Bullying Is NOT Okay!, Food For Thought, Insights Into Books That Inspired Me, Unoffendable
Just recently, someone dear to me endured the “wrath” of several individuals who tried to “put her in her place” because she didn’t act or react the way they wanted her to. ~insert the biggest eye roll ever here~ News Flash: We are...
by Shirley | Feb 11, 2022 | Happy Wives Club, Insights Into Books That Inspired Me, Intentional Marriage
This week I had a lot of time on my hands as I stayed two nights in the hospital with my loved one after surgery. While the patient was sleeping, I began reading The Flirtation Experiment co-written by Lisa Jacobson and Phylicia Masonheimer. The book allowed me to...
by Shirley | Aug 27, 2020 | Insights Into Books That Inspired Me
With all of the struggles the year 2020 has brought into our lives, we need to find something positive to cling to at these “unprecedented times.” A lot of people have been struggling not only with the COVID-19 pandemic but loss of jobs and income as well...
by Shirley | Jan 18, 2019 | Insights Into Books That Inspired Me
With lots of New Year Resolutions floating around, I wonder if any have resolved to dig deeper into the bible this year. Do you set out with good intentions to read the Bible but get bogged down in the language, such as “he begot this person and that person...
by Shirley | Dec 2, 2018 | Insights Into Books That Inspired Me
Beloved, by Tenth Avenue North, is the song that came to mind when I saw this daily devotional book. I hummed the tune and sang the words in my head as I picked up this little book and thumbed through it. It’s a daily devotional for young women, which...
