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March 30, 2015

Grief That’s Too Much To Bear by Angie Arndt

My favorite aunt was sick, but I couldn’t come to the hospital because she didn’t want me to see her this way. I laughed in spite of my anxiousness. Just like Aunt Polly. I called daily to see how she was. My uncle kept repeating the same song: “About the same.” I asked for prayer … Read More


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March 27, 2015

Look What I Found—Mered’s Steadfast Heart

The Pharaoh’s Daughter – Bible Study—Week #2 Click on the following title to print today’s devotional: Look What I Found—Mered’s Peace Biblical novels give us a chance to meet folks we might not otherwise notice if a deeper story hadn’t been researched and written. Mered is one of those biblical characters. Lost in a long genealogy of the … Read More


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March 23, 2015

A New Hope by Kate Hodges

“A New Hope” In my household of teenagers, this brings thoughts of a galaxy far, far away and an epic battle of good versus evil. Having grown up in the 80’s, my own thoughts turn in that direction. The kids had to get their movie tastes from somewhere, right? But now, smack into my middle … Read More


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March 20, 2015

Look What I Found—Anippe’s Fear

The Pharaoh’s Daughter – Bible Study—Week #1   Click on the following title to print today’s devotional:  LOOK WHAT I FOUND–ANIPPE’S FEAR That late, great philosopher of the 1960’s—the Beatles’ John Lennon (*grin*)—said there were two great motivators: fear and love. In The Pharaoh’s Daughter we meet a young girl, Anippe, whose life is full of one … Read More


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March 17, 2015

The Pharaoh’s Daughter Releases TODAY–March 17, 2015!

CLICK HERE to visit The Pharaoh’s Daughter page, where you can read the first chapter, order free bookmarks, or order the book!


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March 16, 2015

Release Day TOMORROW!

March 17th isn’t just St. Patrick’s Day. It’s the day The Pharaoh’s Daughter releases! I’ve paced and sweated and cried over this baby, and tomorrow it’s borne to the whole world. If I had more than three minutes of free time, I might be excited—or nervous. My assistant, Klicia, has helped immensely with blog posts, … Read More


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March 13, 2015

A Good Big Sister

Big sisters are a rare breed. I’m not one, but I have one. I birthed and raised one. I’m even grandparenting one. Big sisters are amazing. They protect. They love. They boss. They remember. Big sisters are God’s way of putting two moms in a single family. It’s a good thing Moses had a big … Read More


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March 9, 2015

Child of the One True King by Renee Ann Smith

A Baby Changes Everything, part III “The king of Egypt said to the Hebrew midwives, whose names were Shiphrah and Puah, ‘When you are helping the Hebrew women during childbirth on the delivery stool, if you see that the baby is a boy, kill him; but if it is a girl, let her live.’” ~Exodus … Read More


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March 6, 2015

Only Two Midwives in Egypt?

Have you ever lived in a small town? We raised our kids in Nappanee, IN—population 5,000. Completely surrounded by Amish farms, Nappanee is unlikely to grow larger, and I’m glad. It was the perfect place to raise a family. There were, however, a few drawbacks. One afternoon, only days after moving into our new home, … Read More


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March 2, 2015

“I was Blind” by Klicia Thompson

This past Sunday in church, our message came from John 9 where Jesus heals the man born blind. I find the most intriguing part of this story is the aftermath that follows the healing. Rather than rejoice at the miracle that has just occurred, the incredible gift given to this man, almost everyone questions what … Read More


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