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Book Review: Soul’s Gate, Book 1 of the Wellspring series by James Rubart

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Title: Soul’s Gate Author: James L. Rubart Publisher: Thomas Nelson Genre(s): Christian, Fiction, Spiritual, Christian Fantasy, Christian Mystery & SuspenseSuspense Thrillers Print Length: 400 Pages Release Date: November 5, 2012 The premise of Soul’s Gate presupposes the ability to travel inside another person’s soul to engage in spiritual warfare and fight for their freedom and […]

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Book Review: Saving Alpha by Bill Myers

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Title: Saving Alpha Author: Bill Myers Publisher: Amaris Media International Genre(s): Science Fiction, Christian, Fiction, Spiritual Print Length: 334 Pages Release Date: September 23, 2019 Available on Amazon This book touched on many things I love like computers, technology, philosophy and a parent’s love for their children. A group of scientists created a computer-generated world meant

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Why do I identify myself as a Christian?

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Why do I identify myself as a Christian? I grew up and still live in a part of the country affectionately known as “the Bible Belt.” Raised in a traditional denomination, we were in church every time the doors opened. Grandpa was a deacon, and Grandma sang in the choir. It was little surprise that

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Why can’t I follow anymore people on Twitter?

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What to do when you hit the 5,000 follower limit on Twitter.

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My battle with Pinocchio

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The odds of ever getting published were long, and self-doubt raged. Then it all crystalized around a character.

I met my nemesis, Pinocchio…

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My story for National Suicide Prevention Day

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My aunt saved my life and she might not even know it. I’ve always been a little strange. A little different. While I’ve embraced it now, and I’m comfortable in my own skin, that hasn’t always been the case. During my early adolescence, I belonged on the Island of Misfit Toys. I wasn’t athletic enough

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And ‘No’ Is a Perfectly Acceptable Answer

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As a writer, from time to time, I’ll need to seek out the assistance of other people. I might be asking a friend to be an ARC (Advanced Reader Copy) reader, or asking an author friend for an endorsement. Even in my day-to-day life, I have moments where I need to ask for help. Maybe

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