I read more than 250 books per year, but I spend very little money on books. First, let me make clear that I believe authors should be paid fairly for their work. I would never download books from a pirate site or otherwise avoid paying full price for a book. However, I gladly take advantage … Read more
Today is Stand with the Persecuted Sunday. Several Christian organizations are coming together to call on the church to pray and serve our persecuted brothers and sisters around the world. Learn more in the video below and find resources and a prayer guide on the website to help you and your church take action. We … Read more
April is National Autism Awareness Month. There are so many good causes that I can’t possibly cover them all, so I tend to focus on those that have had a direct impact on my life. Although I don’t have any experience with autism in my family or closest friends, I do have friends with autistic … Read more
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. I’ve written about my encounter with a child that I didn’t recognize as being abused. We know that our son had been abused before he was taken away from his mother at age six. However, after we adopted him at age eleven, he would never talk about his earlier … Read more
Matt Banner of On Blast Blog calls his infographic “The Ultimate Writer’s Guide to Success.” It may not be the ultimate guide–after all, it’s an infographic, not a book, but it has some helpful tips. I learned of some resources I didn’t know about. Credit: On Blast Blog