This little blog is basically a journal of what's going on in my life. May God use it to encourage and bless those who read it!
Saturday, June 22, 2013
And I shall now inflict upon my longsuffering readers...Part II :)
Saturday, June 15, 2013
And with fear and trembling I...
Post part 1 of my latest writing project! This was originally supposed to be a short story for my blog, but it has been sort of growing... At the rate I'm writing it's writing itself :) it will be a full length book by the time I am through with it. I am fully aware that this chapter is more of an introduction into the rest of the story, but I hope you still enjoy it. May the Lord use it to bless and encourage at least one person who reads it. After all, it's not about me, but about Him! All glory to God!
The below link takes you to a Google docs version of it. If you want PDF shoot me an email (or comment) and I will send you one. Enjoy!
Journeying in the Light. Part I
The below link takes you to a Google docs version of it. If you want PDF shoot me an email (or comment) and I will send you one. Enjoy!
Journeying in the Light. Part I
Thursday, June 13, 2013
A Lady of England: The Jewels of Charlotte Maria Tucker
Her real
name was Charlotte Maria Tucker, but her books were published
semi-anonymously under the pseudonym A.L.O.E. - A Lady Of England.
Born in England, her father was twice chairman of the British East
India Company, and her family was well off financially. Her original
writings were not necessarily always Christ-exalting, but later on
her focus changed and she wrote always with a very clear purpose- to
bring glory to God and encourage her readers, especially children, to
trust and follow Christ with all their hearts. In
nearly every book she clearly presents the Gospel, and always
ties it to the necessary change which will take place in the life of
a believer. I am not sure if she is reformed in her theology or not,
but in every book I have read by her the plan of salvation is
Biblical. I first ran across one of her books soon
after we listened to our first Lamplighter Theater audio drama. I
hunted around online to see if I could find any free ones, and found
the first two episodes of The Robber's Cave (a continuing favorite of
mine). I was disappointed when it turned out to be only a sample,
because I desperately wanted to find out what happened. How did the
story end? So I got on Internet Archive and hunted down the book.
Of course I really liked it, and wanted to read more of her stories,
but got distracted and kind of forgot about them. Then just recently
I was reminded of A.L.O.E. when browsing around the Lamplighter
website, and decided to find a few more of her titles online. Here
are a few that I've found:
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
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