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Eden Mine Packs an Emotional Wallop—A Review
Ending a good book is always difficult, and finishing Eden Mine by S. M. Hulse was no exception. The narrative voice, the gradual unfolding of the story, and the characters’ growth (often a struggle) kept me engaged throughout. Eden Mine is Hulse's follow-up to her...
Clay Pots—Common with Uncommon Results
But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us. We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed. We always...
Touched by Human Hands
Thank goodness, in the social climate we live in today! DHB.com: With the breakdown of civility in society—in our homes, in our nation, and in the world, I’m reposting a Christmas meditation I wrote a number of years ago. Blessings! The elementary school I attended...
God’s Love is Personal
It amazes me how God with zillions of galaxies to keep in motion and billions of people to manage on this speck called Earth, takes time to express His love in a personal way.
They Say Fiction is Lying
Sydney Portier’s portrayal of a teacher in the movie, To Sir With Love, was the first time I heard someone say fiction is lying.
Across The Border Takes You On The Journey: A Review
Across the Border by Anthony Pond is a collection of fifteen interconnected stories following a young man’s quest for meaning in life.
