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Holy Memories of the Heart

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by Mary L. Hamilton

“Only be careful and watch yourselves closely so that you do not forget the things your eyes have seen or let them slip from your heart as long as you live. Teach them to your children and to their children after them.” Deuteronomy 4:9 (NIV)

One of my challenges for this year is to memorize a verse each week. If I’m successful, I’ll have memorized 52 new verses by the end of the year. But at my age, the old remember-er isn’t as sharp as it used to be. I figured I’d at least see how far into the year I could make it before giving up. So far, I’m managing to stay up with my schedule, although it takes more and more review to keep the addresses straight. But whenever the Spirit shows me something about the verse for the week, I’m encouraged to keep trying.

This week, while working to memorize the verse above, I went over the part about not letting things slip from your…memory? Mind? I checked for the correct phrasing. Do not…let them slip from your heart...

Because the heart remembers things long after the mind forgets. What touches our heart lasts longer than the things in our head. We’re told not to forget the things our eyes have seen, the things God has done on our behalf, but rather hold them in our heart as long as we live, teaching them to our children and our grandchildren.

I’ve taught my children what I know about God, my head knowledge, but have I taught them the holy memories of my heart? Did I ever tell them of the way God spoke to me in my rebellion and turned me around? Have I shared with them the unusual assurance I felt in an emergency room far from home? Did I ever mention how a still small voice whispered not to be afraid to be who He made me to be?

Don’t forget the things you’ve seen. Don’t let them slip from your heart. Look for them daily, those holy moments when we observe what the Lord has done. And tell them to your children, and to their children after them.

Mary L. Hamilton is the author of The Rustic Knoll Bible Camp series for middle grade readers, and Pendant, a cozy mystery for adult readers. She also enjoys knitting and photography.

Find her at: www.maryhamiltonbooks.com

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by Staci Stallings on April 23, 2018 • Permalink

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The Lighthouse

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by CJ Peterson

“Anxiously you ask, ‘Is there a way to safety? Can someone guide me? Is there an escape from threatened destruction?’ The answer is a resounding yes! I counsel you: Look to the lighthouse of the Lord. There is no fog so dense, no night so dark, no gale so strong, no mariner so lost but what its beacon light can rescue. It beckons through the storms of life. It calls,

‘This way to safety; this way to home.” ―Thomas S. Monson

Lighthouses mark dangerous coastlines, hazardous shoals, reefs, safe entries to harbors, and can also assist in aerial navigation. The lighthouse calls from the shoreline, guiding people through the storms, showing them safety is not far off. It’s lit by a tiny light bulb, but it shines for miles due to the way the mirrors reflect the light. It has saved many sailors from the stormy seas, bringing them in safely. They kept their eye on the light, knowing the shoreline was close.

Why is it we resist so strongly, though? Why do we turn away from the light when the seas of life get rough? People are strong and independent. We try to find our own way. God doesn’t want us to drown in the stormy seas. He wants to lead us to safety. He has provided a way for us to navigate those stormy seas, all we have to do is look for the light and follow it to the safety of the shore.

Also, we are called to be that light. We are to tell others how to get to safety. With your little light, He can reflect His love throughout the world. He takes us through many situations and circumstances, so we can help guide others through the stormy seas to safety. He can use you wherever you are, whatever your past, and sends you to help those of His who are ‘lost at sea’ and are in need of your words and experience.

God has brought me through a myriad of circumstances. I have been able to take the lessons learned, and help others navigate through the storms of life. He can use you. He can take your little light and shine it brightly if you are willing.

In Matthew 5:14-16, says, “You are the light of the world. A city on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven.

About the Author:

I was raised in a Christian military home, but it was far from tranquil. Like many young people, I left home as soon as possible, and went my own way, thinking I knew better. To me anything was better than where I was. Unfortunately, some of the choices I made led me away from the Lord, and sometimes that path was a dangerous one.

God is faithful, even when His children are lost and wandering. When I needed Him most, the Lord was there for me. He led me out of that danger and into a new life…a life where I am loved and appreciated. He taught me what ‘real love’ is, and what it’s supposed to look like through my family and wonderful husband.
Who knew that “Prince Charming” actually existed? I hoped and prayed he was out there, and I found him! He is a 24 year Navy veteran and the love of my life! With his encouragement, I rediscovered the creativity I thought I had lost a long time ago, and have begun to publish the books I have written through the years. The words in these books helped me through my struggles, and my prayer is they will help others.
The way in which I write my Christian Books, is unique to say the least. I am a realistic Christian. People are people, they stumble, they fall, they trip, but God continues to dust us off, and set us back on the path again, if we just learn to trust in Him.

The challenges faced in my past give me a perspective on the realities of living the Christian life that some people may never see. There are times we wander away from God…there are times when we draw closer to Him. In our arrogance we think we can make it on our own. However, the One who made this world, and who made you, has the answers, and thankfully, He forgives our impudence and petulance and loves us through it all. God is a God of love, mercy, grace, and guidance. He loves us and only wants the best for us.

Those who have read my books, describe them as encouraging, frustrating, and a wonderful read all at the same time. The same character that could have you crying one minute, will have you cheering the next! One of my editors, stated that ‘she was so into the story, that she forgot to edit, and had to go back to do the editing’.
I pray you will enjoy my books as well!

While the stories are fiction, the journey is real.

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by Staci Stallings on April 20, 2018 • Permalink

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God Spoke

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by Sherry Chamblee

The Bible tells us God spoke and the world came to life. How powerful God’s literal word is!

Scientists tell us that an unseen energy lends cohesiveness to the universe. They don’t understand what it is. They can’t quantify it or describe it or put it into scientific terms except to call it ‘dark matter.’ What if this dark matter is literally the energy from God’s eternal voice? God’s energy itself holding the universe together. The Bible describes it that way. Is this too hard for us to believe?

God’s voice builds, heals, creates connections, moves us on an emotional level. What if that’s another way God wants us to emulate Him?

God tells us to praise Him with our voice. The sounds we make are important to Him.

God puts great emphasis on the things we speak, the sounds we make. He tells us to uplift others, to be encouraging, to praise Him, to not say the wrong things.

What if our spoken curses and spoken hatred actually damages the air around us? What if it’s more than just hurting someone’s feelings – which is bad enough – but is actually that we tear down something in the world around us when we make sounds infused with anger and hatred. Is that too much to believe?

What if our loving words, the emotional-laden expressions of love and gratitude, build up the world around us, create a place that’s healthy and praiseworthy? Is that too much to believe?

Often times I’m quiet. I don’t say much out loud when worshiping God. Maybe that’s a bad thing? Maybe I should be speaking His praises out loud, not just in my mind.

Maybe God wants our voices to join in with His, all pointing to Himself in praise.

So today I want to concentrate on the speaking of praises to God.

We praise God in prayer.

Praise Him for who He is. Praise Him for what He does. Praise Him for the things I understand. Praise Him for the things I don’t understand.

We praise God through song. Our singing voices are a wonderful instrument of praise to God.

We honor God by uplifting others the way God tells us to.

Praise the people around you. Speak things to them that bring them up. Don’t think it and not say it. Be vocal. Not only because they need to know, but because God commands it.

We praise God by telling them about Jesus Christ. By lifting up what Christ did on the cross for us, we bring to their mind the greatest promise that God gives to us. And by sharing the gospel, we participate in the greatest praise I can imagine.

Psalms 75:1

“Unto thee, O God, do we give thanks, unto thee do we give thanks: for that thy name is near thy wondrous works declare.”

Deuteronomy 10:21

“He is thy praise, and he is thy God, that hath done for thee these great and terrible things, which thine eyes have seen.”

About the Author:

Sherry grew up in various cities around northern and central California. This gave her all sorts of stories that sat and festered in her brain, waiting to be let loose. She eventually went to college in Wisconsin, where she met her equally frenetic husband, Rich. They have six (yes, count them) children, two dogs and a cat, and currently reside in a madhouse in the southern California area. As a family, they enjoy being active in their local church. Sherry spends her time writing when not caring for Granny, the kids, the dogs, the cat and any number of strays in the neighborhood.

Sherry Chamblee can be found at http://www.sherrychamblee.weebly.com Or check out her books at http://www.amazon.com/Sherry-Chamblee/e/B00BA06RJ2/

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by Staci Stallings on April 18, 2018 • Permalink

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Gems From Pastor Jim for 4/17/2018

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by Jim Hughes

Prov. 20:7 The godly walk with integrity; blessed are their children after them.

The godly walk with integrity. In the godly there is steadfast honesty. There is a commitment to truthfulness. A person with integrity seeks to always do what is right and good. He is transparent and will not compromise what he knows to be true. The godly wear proudly the badge of integrity.

Blessed are the children of those who live in integrity because they have an example worthy to follow. Children imitate their parents. They learn from their parents how to behave in life. What they see is deemed to be normal and acceptable behavior. When children have godly parents they are truly blessed. They learn how to live life on a godly plain. They are taught the pathway to God where true happiness and contentment is found They learn that life is more than the shallowness found in the world.

Walking with integrity is no guarantee that one’s children will walk in their footsteps. Everyone must choose for themselves whom they will serve. When parents walk with integrity they give their children the opportunity to make choices that will lead them into godliness. It makes a child’s choices so much more difficult if he doesn’t have a godly example to observe and follow. The greatest act of love that a parent can give to his child is to love the Lord with all of his heart, mind and soul. No one has to be held a prisoner to his upbringing. Jesus is always amongst men to show us that He is the way, truth and life. To God be the glory!

Praise the Lord for His amazing grace that draws people to Him in spite of the example set before them. Praise Him for those parents who set a godly example for their children to follow.

There is no greater gift that you can leave your children or grandchildren than the gift of a life lived with godly integrity. Their lives are truly blessed for they get to see firsthand faith that works. Are you walking with godly integrity before your children? Are your children blessed because of the life you live before them?

About the Author:

Spending his formative years in Ft. Wayne, IN, Jim followed the love of his life to southeast Iowa where they married and have spent the majority of their lives. Jim has pastored several churches throughout his life and has worked many years in local factories to help support his family. The father of two married adult children and one son still at home, Jim is a first-time author.

C Through Marriage came into being through many years of pastoral and life experiences. The book first took on a life of its own over 20 years ago when I sought to address the much publicized moral failures of prominent leaders in the church. In the chapter on Chasity, I include the guideliness that I developed then to protect one’s self from such failures.

I am a firm believer in order to make sense out of life you have to use much common sense. We need to get back to the basics of what has worked for many, many generations. If is isn’t broke, why try to fix it? I strive to return to the basics of what really works in all my writings.

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by Staci Stallings on April 17, 2018 • Permalink

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Does Your Heart Soar?

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by Rebekah Beene

Now that my hubby is back at work and full time to boot, I find myself looking at every transit vehicle I meet, hoping it’s him. I love catching glimpses of this love of my life. My heart soars when I get close. He laughingly says “You worship me.” Well, no, I worship Jesus but wow does he come close behind.

I wonder if our lives as women of God would change any if we looked at every situation hoping to meet Jesus in it. Do we get excited when we see glimpses of His love and care in our lives? Does our heart soar when we get close in prayer to Him? And can we say with our whole hearts “I worship You”?

Oh beloved, you are so very loved. Whether you look for Him or not – He is looking after you. Your life is so wrapped in the overwhelming, never ending love of the Lord. You aren’t even up this morning except that He woke you and has such beautiful plans for you. He is not some random man who makes you feel good about yourself. He is The Only Living God who has given Christ so that you can become more than you’ve ever dreamed. No loss in the gain of a Savior, for everything for life and godliness is your endowment in Christ.

He knows your problems and the grave things you face. He is whispering love words to you and asking you to come close to Him. There is your safety, your ransom, your provision and more. Within the sight of His holiness is your cause to worship Him and respond to His love with your own submission. In His arms is complete satisfaction – nothing the world ever offers will compare to Him. He put the stars in the sky by His breath and He formed you and fashioned you to live for Him, walk with Him and reign with Him. It’s time to lay down the burdens of your old life as well as the burdens of your hardships and rest totally in Him – His wisdom, power and love. You, beloved, are magnificently gifted with all you will ever need – In Him!

God loves you like no other ever will. And He is for you even if the whole world turns their back on you. This is no ordinary love – it’s extraordinary. This is no natural affection – it’s supernatural! Rejoice as you slip ever closer to the King and walk in the Light of your true identity in Christ!

Colossians 2:9-10 For in Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form, and in Christ you have been brought to fullness. He is the head over every power and authority.

I Peter 2:9 But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.

I John 3:1 See what great love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are! The reason the world does not know us is that it did not know Him.

2 Corinthians 5:21 He made Him who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, so that we might become the righteousness of God in Him.

Philippians 1:6 And I am sure of this, that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ.

About the Author:

In a Christian Women’s meeting in 1983, Rebekah was given a prophetic message that she would write books. Several years ago she began writing stories about special holiday memories and travels, sharing God’s love and care through each story. God has gifted Rebekah with the ability to look at the natural and see the supernatural. Both Rebekah and her husband Danny have a heart to share the Gospel and the riches of life in Christ to everyone they meet. They have served in the local church and in ministry to motorcyclists. Danny is an ordained minister and they both have been Bible study teachers for many years. Rebekah also speaks at women’s retreats and conferences. Her tag line says it all “God loves you and He’s for you”.

My website is http://rebekahbeene.wordpress.com

My first book in print is Oh Beloved! Live in the Light of His Word.

Link to buying the book via paypal is on the website.

As well a link to purchasing the ebook on Amazon is there too.

I’m also on twitter @rebekahbeene, tumblr http://rebekah-beene.tumblr.com/

and of course facebook as Rebekah Beene (Warren) I included my maiden name for old friends.

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by Staci Stallings on April 16, 2018 • Permalink

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Book Spotlight: The Chosen

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Book Spotlight

The Chosen

by Patricia Bell

The Chosen – A Canyon Rock Suspense Series is now on pre-order at the discounted price of $2.99

After yet another fight with her mother, 17yo Luna Ferris has run off… again. This time she’s determined to stay away. When she’s accosted in a back alley, a mysterious stranger saves her life. Still too full of pride to go home, when the man offers to take care of her, she agrees — and for a bit, life with The Chosen is something of a fascination… until she realizes he plans to make her his fourth wife.

Back home, Luna’s mother is frantic with worry, and fraught with guilt. Why hadn’t she called the police sooner? In her frustration, she does something she promises she would never do.

Can Canyon Rock Chief of Police Erika Granger find Luna in time?

If you would like to find out more, get exclusive deals and information, or just connect with Patricia Bell, you can join her newsletter here – https://mailchi.mp/5c5c5df7530b/pbellauthor

She has since settled down and now writes Suspense Novels as well as a YA or two. She is an Avid reader of Christian fiction of any kind, and sometimes dabbles into the unknown world of Stephen King, J.K. Rowling, and John Grisham.

She’s married to the love of her life and has three children who are now grown and facing the world on their own. Years of raising her teenagers has given her plenty of experience in mayhem and mischief.

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About the Author:

Patricia Bell is an Arizonian, who has traveled much of the world. Growing up a military brat and joining the Navy herself, at the age of eighteen, has allowed her to see many places and experience the world. She’s also served on Mission trips to Uganda, Africa, which has greatly changed her perspective on life and living.
She has since settled down and now writes YA and Mystery Novels. She is an Avid reader of Christian fiction of any kind, and sometimes dabbles into the unknown world of Stephen King, J.K. Rowling, and John Grisham.
She’s married to the love of her life and has three children who are now grown and facing the world on their own. Years of raising her teenagers has given her plenty of experience in the YA realm. As a matter of fact, if you read her stories, you may glimpse some of their characteristics within.

She would love to hear from you on Facebook or Twitter:
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by Staci Stallings on April 13, 2018 • Permalink

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A Review Revisited: Plain Fame

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by Paula Rose

This review originally appeared on Books-N-Reviews by Paula Rose on Publishers Marketplace.

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Thoughts:

Settings and characters within these pages pull us inside PLAIN FAME by Sarah Price, and even as we arrive before the accident, this heartwarming tale keeps you hooked until the end!

Sarah Price introduces a charismatic music celebrity but keeps this hero at a perfect pitch throughout some amazing challenges, changes, and questions. Meanwhile, we meet his strong but worldly opposite on the streets of New York far away from her Amish roots as she waits to go home.

Once these two literally collide, a discovery in each other leads to uncovering where they really want to be and exactly why.

As a plain woman and a celebrity, this hero and heroine fill their minds with many reasons why they do what they do, and why life needs to go back to the way it used to be. Can it? Broken bones heal, but broken hearts may not fully mend.

Each of these characters come with baggage, and for good and bad, this baggage will launch them toward or hold them back from family ties and their future.

Could an Amish community withstand all that this Englischer comes with but will leave without? Moreover, who will suffer the most in the end?

***This opinion is my own.***

Preview:

PLAIN FAME by Sarah Price puts Amanda Beiler onto the path of oncoming traffic inside New York City.

She’s without proper knowledge of the ways inside the English world, but when the inevitable happens, brakes screech and a thump echoes resulting in a missed meeting, necessary protection, kindness being deserved and shown, while a different type of tragedy is averted.

Despite the pain, her wounds will heal.

Although superstar Alejandro Diaz wasn’t the driver, his limousine struck her, and he’s going to make sure she receives the care she needs along with the privacy she deserves. When fans recognize him, Alejandro ensures cameras cannot get a photo of the victim and that her strewn items are quietly collected.

It takes some time to understand the differences between himself and the Amish accident survivor, but he’s able to catch up quickly and ensure things are what they need to be for her comfort. He even gets word to her family about her injuries and prognosis.

In the meantime, he is not the only one without knowledge about their differences, but it pleases Amanda that Alejandro Diaz is pleasant and has chosen to assist her. However, she has no idea why many people seem to surround him or try to get nearer to this man. A music celebrity is a title without meaning for her, and he seems more pleasant than many of the other Englischers she’s met even in Pennsylvania.

His kindness gives him a smile that lights his eyes, and he makes her laugh as he shares his background too. He’s been a blessing during this time and accompanies her home.

Even she is surprised when her parents offer for him to stay at the farm but all are immediately happy when he agrees. Soon, a friendship seems to keep pace with other feelings that are growing and both of them realize how much their world differences will be a problem, and how things cannot become more.

However, his world is about to catch up to both of them only leaving pain, anger, betrayal, and consequences behind, but who else in this community will suffer along with them?

About the Author:

As a retired author and book reviewer, Paula Rose reviewed what she loved to read.

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by Staci Stallings on April 11, 2018 • Permalink

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Gems From Pastor Jim as of 4/10/2018

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by Jim Hughes

Prov. 19:22Loyalty makes a person attractive. And it is better to be poor than dishonest.

Loyalty is that character trait that causes us to stay true to another regardless of the circumstances. It flows from a sense of trust and familiarity. You discover that another is dependable and will not seek to harm you in any way, therefore you embrace and stick by him.

Loyalty is an essential part of any lasting relationship. Marriages will not last without it. Friendships come and go depending on how loyal people are to each other. When trust is broken, it is very hard to reclaim. No one wants to be around people they cannot trust. Loyalty flows from the heart. The closer one lives to Christ, the more dependable he is.

It is a thing of beauty to observe true loyalty, whether it’s on the human or spiritual plane. It’s the glue that holds together any lasting friendship. God reveals himself as one who is loyal to us. He never leaves us alone and will never go away. He seeks always our good and will always be our strongest supporter. The Lord will never let us down, drag us down, or hold us down. He always wants to help us reach our potential in Him. Our Lord’s loyalty is one of those qualities that make Him so attractive to us. He is the only one whom we can absolutely depend on in life to be on our side because there is no sin in Him. He cannot fail to be our loyal friend.

There is probably no greater disappointment than to have someone whom you thought you knew well enough to count them as a loyal friend betray your trust. There are those who will pretend to be your friend but when the chips are down, they go away. It is far better to be poor and have no friends than to have friends like that. Be discerning in whom you place your trust. And, seek always to be one whom others can trust. Examine your heart. Do you have what it takes to be a true-blue friend? Do you possess enough God-like character to not betray another’s trust? The closer you live to the Lord, the better friend you will be.

Someone you know needs you to be a loyal friend.

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by Staci Stallings on April 10, 2018 • Permalink

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Author Interview for You Today

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by Lisa M. Prysock

Hello, friends! I hope you had a great Easter and Passover celebration with your family! I’m looking forward to spring and getting out in our garden, but this week we had a bit of snow. I keep believing it’s right around the corner. I wanted to share a little more insight and behind the scenes information with you about Geneva, so I hope you enjoy this video interview about the book.

Here’s the link to the book: https://www.amazon.com/Geneva-Garden-Brides-Grace-Hill-ebook/dp/B075P61X98/ Thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful week ahead! May the grace of our Lord be with us all.

Lisa

Author Bio

Lisa M. Prysock lives in the countryside of beautiful, rolling Kentucky just outside of the greater Louisville area near horse farms and four board fences with her husband of 19 years. She homeschooled the two youngest of their five children (all grown). She and her husband live in an average, two story, Colonial style home they are continually updating– with a funny looking Heinz 57 dog; an adorably dainty lady cat; a vegetable garden; numerous flower beds; and a tree house undergoing a remodel. When not in teaching or writing mode, she is teaching herself to play the piano and violin. In regards to that, she laughs: “It’s a pretty painful process, but I’m truly enjoying it!”

An award winning, bestselling author, she had authored 11 books and loves all things old-fashioned and has adopted a slogan of “The Old-Fashioned Everything Girl.” A few of her interests and passions include doll houses, long dresses and hats, gardening, reading the classics, butterflies, the colors peach and purple, flip flops, swimming, walking, working out, cooking, sewing, crochet, cross stitching, arts and crafts, scrapbooking, decorating, and drawing.

Lisa writes clean and wholesome literature that shares her faith in Jesus Christ. She is a member of ACFW and Louisville Christian Writers. You can find out more about Lisa at: www.LisaPrysock.com

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by Staci Stallings on April 9, 2018 • Permalink

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Author Interview for You Today

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by Lisa Prysock

Hello, friends! I hope you had a great Easter and Passover celebration with your family! I’m looking forward to spring and getting out in our garden, but this week we had a bit of snow. I keep believing it’s right around the corner. I wanted to share a little more insight with you about “Geneva,” so I hope you enjoy this video interview about the book. Here’s the link to the video on my You Tube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGr5qQ7gwk0&feature=em-share_video_user

Thanks so much for stopping by and have a wonderful week ahead! May the grace of our Lord be with us all.

Lisa

Author Bio

Lisa M. Prysock lives in the countryside of beautiful, rolling Kentucky just outside of the greater Louisville area near horse farms and four board fences with her husband of 19 years. She homeschooled the two youngest of their five children (all grown). She and her husband live in an average, two story, Colonial style home they are continually updating– with a funny looking Heinz 57 dog; an adorably dainty lady cat; a vegetable garden; numerous flower beds; and a tree house undergoing a remodel. When not in teaching or writing mode, she is teaching herself to play the piano and violin. In regards to that, she laughs: “It’s a pretty painful process, but I’m truly enjoying it!”

Lisa writes clean and wholesome literature that shares her faith in Jesus Christ. She is a member of ACFW and Louisville Christian Writers. You can find out more about Lisa at: www.LisaPrysock.com

Links:

https://www.facebook.com/LisaMPrysock

https://twitter.com/LPrysock

www.LisaPrysock.com

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