Now that the celebration of New Year is over along with your resolutions, Lent is approaching, giving you time for a spiritual reboot. How are those resolutions going? Are they long gone, or going strong? Lent is a great time to reflect on our lives and try to get back to what is most important – our relationship with our God.

The season of Lent challenges us to consciously enter into a process of changing, to let go of selfish attitudes in order to grow closer to God! My booklet, Season of Change, helps with this process. Blending real-life vignettes with biblical quotations, the booklet provides brief reflections that focus on change and transition–the steppingstones to personal spiritual growth. These meditations can help you fully immerse yourself in the Lenten spirit. Available for free through most digital stores. Check it out today.

Looking for a Bible Study for Lent? My book, The Psalms in Light of the Lord’s Prayer, fits nicely into the seven weeks of Lent. Each week you reflect on a different category of Psalms using the Lord’s Prayer as a guide. Begin with “Our Father who art in heaven” for the first week of Lent, starting with Ash Wednesday; then “Hallowed be thy name” for the second week, and on to Holy Week and Easter. Grow closer to God this Lent through exploring the Psalms.

Valentine’s Day

College Football Season is over, and we are now into basketball, looking forward to March Madness. What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than a romance that includes basketball? (Okay, there’s always chocolate and flowers, but a book is still a good gift.)

Jacob was the rebound king, both on the court and off. He got up after being knocked down as if nothing had happened. He picked up and dropped women as quickly as the ball in a basketball game. Life’s hurts and challenges slid off his shoulders. Until he met the one woman who was impervious to his charms. Had he finally found a love to last a lifetime, only to lose her?

Give the gift of my book Rebound this Valentine’s Day. 

“Rebound is a delightful love story between a jock and the nerdy student. Jacob and Josie are opposites, but you know how that adage goes.” Jeni Tahaney

Or perhaps a wacky romantic comedy.

The last place Gwen wanted to do her internship was her hometown, Cascade Falls. Yet here she was. Would she ever escape her hometown?

Meanwhile her mother asks her friends to join her in the “Man of the Month Club.” Their goal? To find an eligible young man every month for Gwen to date until she finds Mr. Right and settles down in Cascade Falls.

What could go wrong?

Find out by reading Man of the Month, book nine in my Dancing through Life Series.

My Dancing through Life Series includes many stories of love and romance for the book lover in your life. Join the Reese family as they navigate the many challenges of life. When life knocks them down, they get back up and dance. Start with the first three books, Joy’s Trilogy, which includes Dancing on a High Wire, Still Dancing, and A Slow Waltz. Then move on to books four through nine, Friends and Family. Conclude with books ten through twelve, Joy’s Children. Buy one book or all twelve at once. Their stories will inspire and give you hope.

Thank you for visiting my website!

However you found my website, I’m glad you are here! I strive to provide words of hope and inspiration to a troubled world. I also have numerous articles on everyday spirituality available for free, and blog on a weekly basis.

For those dealing with death, dying and grief, there is Walking with Families through the Dying Process and Walking with Families through Grief.

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Thank you again for visiting this website. May you experience spiritual renewal this Lent!

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