Bible Study I love Wednesdays! Why? Because Bible Study Fellowship has resumed in the USA (and in many other countries around the world). And this year, BSF has added a new study to their program: the Book of Revelation. Last week on my personal blog, I posted about the packed-to-the-rafters status of my local class. I believe the attendance is at least half-again as large as what is usual at … [Read more...]
Life Has Its Challenges
My goodness gracious. The two weeks since I last posted have been eventful and somewhat challenging. First off, my college studies have resumed, and this term I'm taking the College Math Prep class (basically Algebra 1). So far so good, but I do find myself thinking, "What possible difference is this going to make in my life at my age and with my particular career?" The answer, None. But to get … [Read more...]
The Beauty of Common Grace Brought to Fruition
Our church is working its way through the book of 1st Corinthians at present, and this past Sunday the sermon was focused on spiritual gifts. Spiritual gifts, in general, are capacities and abilities apportioned and empowered by God in a Christian’s life for the common good. But the pastor said something else that has stuck with me since. He mentioned that as part of common grace (according to … [Read more...]
Priorities in Life
Three weeks ago, I wrote a blog post here on Inspired by Life about taking time to breathe. I'd hit a rare, strangely unfamiliar period where I actually had time to relax and simply enjoy the summer. But August rolled in and, as I shared on my Robin Lee Hatcher blog, I suddenly had a full calendar again. I'm proofing pages for my next release, I'm delighted to be working on a couple of big … [Read more...]
Time to Breathe
My summers for the past 30 years have included deadlines. Often pressing deadlines, which meant I was writing every day, no matter what else was going on, no matter the beautiful weather, no matter family get-togethers, et al. My summer travel was more likely than not tied to a writer's conference rather than being a true vacation. Conferences are fun but they are also work. So I have to … [Read more...]
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