Will you be joining me for our first-ever Bistro Book Club?
I sure hope so! Together in my Bible Study Bistro Facebook Group, we’ll be going through my book, Invisible: How You Feel Is Not Who You Are, and I saved a seat just for you.
So, here are five reasons you want to join my new Bistro Book Club!
GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book, Start Where You Are, by Rashawn Copeland, this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
As a young man, Rashawn Copeland experienced both the tragedy of gun violence and the fortune of playing college football.
Sara stood on stage and told the crowd of women in Gainesville what happened over 30 years ago. She described how she was a young atheist who attended a Christian college. She explained how a young man, who was a few years older than she was, told her about Christ. She even recounted how vivid her memory was of the very place where one of their conversations took place—it was a place she remembered because it was a conversation she would never forget.
GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book, The Power of a Woman’s Words, by Sharon Jaynes, this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
A few weeks ago, my daughter-in-law, Caroline, did something I thought was genius.
We’ve all believed lies. The thing about lies is that sometimes we don’t even realize why we believe them because we assume they’re true. I’ll never forget the lie I believed when I was in the fourth grade because, girl, I really thought it was true!
We all know how it feels when the needs and expectations of others squeeze us.
As I sat on the front row waiting for Fresh Grounded Faith to begin, two ladies came up to Phil and me and handed Phil an envelope. They explained that in it was a piece of their church—a literal fragment from their building. Hurricane Delta had destroyed their church building and they wanted us to have a piece of it as a reminder to pray for their rebuild.
I was honored to take that broken piece. As I held it, I thought of how Delta may have destroyed church buildings, but it did not destroy the Church! The Church is alive and well in Lake Charles, Louisiana!
