Throughout the Bible God calls to those who are lost, to the sinner, to come to Him and receive forgiveness, grace, and mercy. Many people can readily quote John 3:16, perhaps even add John 3:17. “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who … Continue reading →
The life you’ve always wanted? I have good news! Jesus didn’t come to destroy the life you have or the life you wanted, Jesus came to give you new life, abundant life, joy-filled, love-filled, peace-filled eternal life! Jesus willingly came to this earth, the God-man Himself, and laid down His … Continue reading →
Years ago, the company where my husband worked outsourced his facility and he was laid off. For 448 long, long, long days he searched for new employment. When work finally came, we gathered up two weeks’ worth of clothes, my laptop, our dog, and headed north to Idaho. Ten months … Continue reading →
The Lord has blessed me to be an author and I long for people to know the wonder and beauty of God’s amazing grace to experience His forgiveness, mercy, restoration, and new life. I love sharing about God through my writing. Therefore, I’m offering all my eBooks (that Amazon will … Continue reading →
Do you worry? Fret? Agonize? Do you allow the worry to run rampant, disturbing your day and unsettling your night? What is the worst that could happen? Take that worry, take it to the end. Lots of terrible things can happen. I understand. I know. But what happens in the … Continue reading →
Fiction came easy for Susan LeClaire. Working on her manuscripts gave her a safe place to bare her soul and write the true-life wrongs done to others. Keeping God at arm’s length, her author’s name merely an alias, Susan lived hidden in plain sight while the secrets in her own … Continue reading →
Have you been wounded? Has someone done something horrible to you or said something terrible about you? The devil (and many people) will lie and tell you that your life is over, your purpose is over, and you can’t handle “that,” you won’t survive “that,” you can’t make it through … Continue reading →
