Interview with Aggie Villanueva

My guest today is Aggie Villanueva, author of Rightfully Mine (God’s Equal Rights Amendment), which I reviewed in my last post. I didn’t know Aggie when she contacted me to offer her book for review. Since that initial contact, however, it seems that I see her everywhere, and I’ve learned that she is a talented … Read more

Review of Rightfully Mine: God’s Equal Rights Amendment

Rightfully Mine: God’s Equal Rights Amendment Aggie Villanueva Lulu.com July 27, 2009 Paperback, 176 pages, $12.97 Smashwords November 16, 2009 Available in 10 electronic formats, $6.97 Biblical Fiction     People sometimes think Judaism and Christianity are anti-women rights. Aggie Villanueva has written a compelling novel that shows this is not the case. I enjoyed this … Read more

Looking for a Job?

Recent comments on my Job Search series from about a year and a half ago suggest that with the current high unemployment, job seekers could benefit from this information today. If you’re seeking employment, I encourage you to read the entire  series. Those posts include practical and detailed information about resumes, cover letters, and job interviews. I’ve been an … Read more

Another Year, Another Million and a Half Dead Babies

Thirty-seven years ago today, the Supreme Court of the United States legalized murder. Since that day, more than 50 million American babies, disproportionately minority, have been killed in the womb. As every year, pro-life organizations and individuals are marching in Washington to call for an end to the legal murder of unborn babies.  We must end … Read more

Thanks to December 2009 Commenters

Thank you to the 162 commenters who left 242 comments in December, comparable to previous months. I appreciate readers taking the time to comment even when following busy holiday schedules. Your comments extended the conversation and added value and interest, and I enjoyed replying to every one of them.Every month when I post thanks to commenters, I … Read more

Religious Freedom Day 2010

Today, January 16, 2010, is Religious Freedom Day, a day proclaimed by the president to celebrate our freedom, honor our tradition of religious liberty, and commemorate the signing of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom on January 16, 1786. In the United States, we are free to worship the God of our fathers—the God the founders recognized … Read more

Prayer for Haiti

Haiti has been hit by a devastating 7.0 earthquake that has left tens of thousands of people dead and the capital city destroyed. O GOD, merciful and compassionate, who art ever ready to hear the prayers of those who put their trust in thee; Graciously hearken to us who call upon thee, and grant thy help … Read more

Author Interview: Aundrea Hernandez

My guest today is Aundrea Hernandez. I met Aundrea through Patricia Eytcheson Taylor and Chaplain James Taylor. Aundrea did the illustrations for the book On the Wings of the Wind and created the cover for the book. I was so impressed that I have referred several of my clients to her for book covers. Aundrea created the … Read more

Journal: Intimate Writings of a Relationship with God

Recently I had the privilege of working with Aundrea Hernandez to edit Journal: Intimate Writings of a Relationship with God. This was an unusual project because while Aundrea wanted to produce a quality book to honor the Lord, she also wanted it be remain a spiritual journal. The book is filled with raw emotion and … Read more