I thought that Thanksgiving would be a good time to update my blog. It has been awhile and what a better time to write about what I’m thankful for. I’m thankful for books. Yes, I said books. I’m thankful for authors who write books. I thank God for giving these brilliant minded people the knowledge and patient to put their creative thoughts down on paper. I love books and I’m not saying this just because I sell books. Books have open people mind to places that are unimaginable. Books have inspired people lives. Books are always waiting on the shelf to be read or re-read so it can open a person mind to a world of knowledge. So again, thank God for authors and for authors for creating great stories. So go pick up a great book to read over the Thanksgiving holiday and be thankful for books.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Here is a book review of "Heaven Is For Real" by Todd Burpo wtih Lynn Vincent.
My customer 10-year-old son Brett, wrote this book review. Brett gives "Heaven Is For Real 4 1/2 stars.
Brett says that this book can encourage your faith for God. It's very interesting, funny and sad. This book was hard to put down. I wanted to learn more and more about the Burpo family! Brett also said he learned to keep fighting the good fight, and keep the faith!
“Heaven Is For Real” is a heartwarming, simple biblical story of a little boy's journey into Heaven.
I hope this review from Brett will help you make the choice to pick up a copy of this book today.
Thank you Brett for taking time out of your summer to read this wonder book and to share your thoughts with us.
My customer 10-year-old son Brett, wrote this book review. Brett gives "Heaven Is For Real 4 1/2 stars.
Brett says that this book can encourage your faith for God. It's very interesting, funny and sad. This book was hard to put down. I wanted to learn more and more about the Burpo family! Brett also said he learned to keep fighting the good fight, and keep the faith!
“Heaven Is For Real” is a heartwarming, simple biblical story of a little boy's journey into Heaven.
I hope this review from Brett will help you make the choice to pick up a copy of this book today.
Thank you Brett for taking time out of your summer to read this wonder book and to share your thoughts with us.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
I will fear no evil
We can truly say the Arizona tragedy is the result of evil. Evil is what separate us from God. I’m reading a book by Dr. Carolina Leaf “ Who Switched Off My Brain? Controlling toxic thoughts and emotions.” “ Toxic thought can become physically, emotionally or spiritually dangerous.”
If we are dwelling in the Lord we can truly say, “I will fear no evil”. As I watch the news of the tragedy in Arizona my heart goes out to the victims, their family, the shooter and his family.
A large part of the pain of life comes from the haunting fear of evil, our lives are full of supposes. Suppose this happen, suppose it happen to me, suppose, and suppose this… I started asking questions. Suppose a shooting like this happen in SC, where I shop or work? What do I do and how can I bear the thought of seeing people dying around me? Then I thought about how evil can separate me from God. With these kinds of thoughts I will easily separate myself from God and forget how he is my Shepard in the moments of fear. Psalm 23. Sometime we need to stop for a moment and know that God is in our lives and we will dwell in Him. We will not fear evil. Because we have made the Lord our refuge, the most High our habitation, no evil shall befall us. No scourge shall come near out tent. (Ps 91:9-10) Evil can attack us, but nothing can come near our soul while we are dwelling in God.
Buy it here -Who Switched Off My Brain?
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