Finding Freedom Through Immediate Obedience: Embracing God’s Call Without Delay — In the story of Jonah, we encounter a powerful lesson about obedience and its consequences. Jonah, called by God to proclaim judgment against the wicked city of Nineveh, initially chooses disobedience. He flees from God’s command, seeking to ignore His voice and hide fromContinue reading “Delayed Obedience is Disobedience”
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Rediscovering Culinary Treasures: Exploring 1870s Recipes in Post-Civil War America Reconstruction Era.
Recipes from Healing of the Heart, Book Four, Discerning God’s Best Series. In the years following the Civil War, America underwent a period of immense change and reconstruction. Alongside the rebuilding of cities and communities, there was a resurgence of creativity and innovation, even in the kitchen. Despite the challenges of the Reconstruction Era, peopleContinue reading “Rediscovering Culinary Treasures: Exploring 1870s Recipes in Post-Civil War America Reconstruction Era.”
The Shadowed Dreams: Native Americans in Missouri and the 1870s Prejudices
Friendship Transcends Prejudice and Discrimination In the heart of the 1870s, the rolling hills of Missouri bore witness to a friendship that defied the societal norms of the time. Gabe, a Native American of the Arapaho Indian Tribe, and Thomas, his white best friend, shared a bond that transcended the prejudices surrounding them. However, theContinue reading “The Shadowed Dreams: Native Americans in Missouri and the 1870s Prejudices”
Deleted Scenes: Crafting Authentic Narratives in Discerning God’s Best Series
Trimming the Excess – Emotional Depth in Storytelling Deleting scenes from a manuscript is similar to cutting off a body limb with dull children’s shears. Well, maybe not quite, but trimming the excess from a manuscript is painful. The outcome, however, is almost always for the best; creating emotional depth in the story. The wordsContinue reading “Deleted Scenes: Crafting Authentic Narratives in Discerning God’s Best Series”