All Blog Posts Tagged 'Christian' (248)

Flora Reigada's new eBook cover - http://empyricaltales.blogspot.com/2017/06/cover-reveal-where-your-heart-meets.html

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The 5 Questions today are for Joy Ross Davis. Her story The Beggar's Miracle is available exclusively on Amazon Kindle from MillerWords. Click here to get it: https://goo.gl/jSnkyf

Read the interview here: http://empyricaltales.blogspot.com/2017/03/5-questions-joy-ross-davis.html

Read the beginning of Joy Ross Davis' latest release - http://empyricaltales.blogspot.com/2017/02/beggars-miracle-first-chapter.html

Please follow the link to see Joy Ross Davis' newest cover - http://empyricaltales.blogspot.com/2017/01/cover-reveal-joy-ross-davis.html

Cover reveal for the re-release of Amish author George Michael Loughmueller's first book - http://empyricaltales.blogspot.com/2016/11/cover-reveal-set-free.html

I'm giving away an Amish-themed FREE eBook today - http://empyricaltales.blogspot.com/2016/10/free-ebook.html

Bobby Shaw is the co-host of the Family Friendly Morning Show, KFSH-95.9 FM,The FISH, located in Los Angeles, CA. Besides being a radio personality,he is also a voiceover artist, who studied under Nancy Wolfson, and an audio book narrator.

The Christian Olympics- Going for the Gold Crowns,by S. E. Gregg has been published in paperback,hardcover and as an ebook.…

Title: The Day the Dollar Died

Genre: Political/ Christian  Fiction

Author: Robert V Baynes

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Georgia native Donald Joiner is a veteran who served during the Korean War era. A retired school superintendent and a lifelong student of history, Joiner has been married for fifty-two years and is a proud father and grandfather. He has taught Sunday school in his church for forty years. Joiner has also authored two previous books about…

My newest book, co-written with my father, is available now. It is unlike anything I've ever written! http://empyricaltales.blogspot.com/2015/05/renewal.html

A graduate of the University of Missouri—Columbia, John Herrick explores themes of spiritual journey and the human heart in his works. Herrick’s debut novel, From the Dead,which was hailed as “a solid debut novel” by the Akron Beacon Journal, achieved Amazon best-seller status. Herrick’s second novel, The Landing, was named a semifinalist in the…

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We've already made one major success this year!  We completed the month of January 2015!  You read that right, the first month of the brand new year, 2015, is now OVER!  How does it feel?  What goals had you set for this month?  Did you reach them?  Did you get half way?  Did they get written down? Did they peak into your thoughts…

I used to be a “neat freak” – maybe not on the level of antiseptic obsession – but I’ve always I liked order over chaos.  As time and kids have molded me – I have learned to accept a certain level of untidiness. But garbage still bothers me. Garbage is that stuff that is completely unusable – even by the slugs and ants of the world.  When nature’s cleaners can’t handle the mess we’ve made – we’re in trouble.

We live in the countryside so we have a few alternatives that city…

The Blackwell Family Secret: The Guardians of Sin is book 1 in Jonathan L. Ferrara’s YA urban fantasy series. I must say this was a thoroughly enjoyable read, and I can’t wait to read the sequel.

After his parents are killed by a demon, sixteen-year-old Nicholas Blackwell is put under the protection of the Vatican and sent to a boarding school surrounded by a deep…

I recently read an excerpt from a famous person’s blog which stated that she had never been comfortable with her body and had resorted to plastic surgery to make herself more attractive.  I don’t name the celebrity simply because the story is all to familiar.  I know of countless individuals who aren’t famous and feel the need to “change” something to make themselves more attractive. Is that a problem?  The cosmetic industry might not think so. Nor any industry built around our insecurities…

What stirs the imagination often directs the soul.  When you look at the fiction available to young people today – to all people really – it doesn’t take a great leap of logic to wonder if there is a correlation between what grief people read and what grief people inflict.

I often read historical biographies, and I find them fascinating because there does seem to be a strong connection between the way a person grows up and the way they use power as an adult. Not everyone grows up to…

Epiphany used to conjure up images of the three Wise-Men who came from the east to honor the infant Christ as Lord and King. Later, as men and traditions waxed and waned, it came to simply mean a highlight – a sudden and profound understanding. The divine intervention aspect was shrouded by a modern dedication to purely human experiences.

For me, there are no purely…