The first time I put on a piece of my mother’s clothing – excepting for frequent try-ons of a pair of metallic gold dress shoes that lured me into her closet when I was young -- was the night she died. A sudden stroke last Easter weekend became an instant, irreversible coma. She lingered only… Continue reading A Year of Grieving Comfortably
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When God sends a dog and a half…
Finnegan is sleeping more innocent like than he should be. He's no doubt tired after a two short walks -- post breakfast and post lunch given my work-at-home lifestyle -- and running away to see his girlfriend this afternoon. (Luna's a lovely golden mix with whom he normally has set, mommy-monitored play dates.) Finn inside… Continue reading When God sends a dog and a half…
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Is corona virus freaking you out? Are you sick? Is someone you love especially vulnerable? Good news -- if you're already a believer, there's peace to be found in God's Word! And, if you're still seeking a relationship with God, His joyful, death-defeating plan is revealed in the same place! If you need an introduction… Continue reading My fear-of-dying book is FREE until midnight Monday; share this offer any nice way you like 🙂
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Is corona virus freaking you out? Are you sick? Is someone you love especially vulnerable? Good news -- if you're already a believer, there's peace to be found in God's Word! And, if you're still seeking a relationship with God, His joyful, death-defeating plan is revealed in the same place! If you need an introduction… Continue reading Afraid of COVID-19? My book about fear of dying is FREE for 3 days!
Has our bloodthirsty world left us anemic?
“All crosses had their tops cut and became T's. There was also a thing called God.” Aldous Huxley, Brave New World When Helena, mother of Roman Emperor Constantine, traveled from Caesarea to Jerusalem in the early AD 300s, the ink on the Edict of Milan was barely dry. In theory, the document provided respite and… Continue reading Has our bloodthirsty world left us anemic?
Nora Edinger -- JOY Journal 