The Donkey Gets A Makeover
PLEASE NOTE: Although this began as a simple self-publishing title, a new, fully illustrated and more widely distributed version of this book will soon be available through B&H Kids. Although the actual paper books won’t be released until 2014, during this 2013 holiday season, B&H Kids will unveil the e-book which you can buy here.
As you heard last week, thanks to your support in year one, the Donkey in the Living Room is getting a big makeover and larger distribution through B ...
Hold Tight, Friends. The Best Is Yet to Come.
Much love to you, my good people, this fine 14th day of February. If you're looking for a Valentines Day post, I'm afraid I've come to disappoint. But here's an I Hate Valentines Day offering from last year. (It's less crabby than it sounds.) Plus there's a little V-day book giveaway at the end of this post.
This year, I'm living and dreaming in Times New Roman and red-crinkly spell-check lines as I beat the deadlines on this last book project in a series.
While these books are faith ...
Imagination Encircles the World
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Breaking Ranks with Jesus
Breaking Ranks With Jesus
As many of you know, for the last couple years, I've been on the hunt for better descriptors than generic words like "friendship" and "connectedness" which don't, for me, scratch the surface of the spiritual properties of bondedness.
Unfortunately, often times, the gifted critic in me is better at identifying the opposite of the values I stand for. What bothers me the most? What deficits am I working against? What will I always, in almost every scenario, refuse ...
There Is More Than One Option
"We used to do things together, but now in the rare moments we do get together, we just spend time talking about the past. We don't have much in common anymore."
I've heard many a people offer this reflection, pensively. It's the narrative we tell our selves to make sense of a change in our life's plot or main characters.
Life brings us change, we collectively shrug. Sometimes you just drift apart.
OR.
This is when I want to scream a small, but powerful word.
You get together ...