Guest Posts
When it comes to friendship, hope, and hometown life, private investigations work is surprisingly closer to dealing with those ideals than hard-core crime, wild car chases, and dead bodies as depicted on television. A large part of PI casework deals with interpersonal...
Guest Posts
About ten years ago, I was going through a strange season. Life had roughed me up a little bit, and my natural tendency has always been to withdraw in painful moments. But God did a sweet thing during that time and nudged me to reach out instead of turn inward. And...
Guest Posts
Peanut butter and jelly. Tarzan and Jane. Salt and pepper. Tom and Jerry. Some things just belong together, even as extremes on opposite ends of the spectrum. That’s the great thing about friendship. Relationships with our polar opposite sharpens our attitudes,...
Guest Posts
By Lindsay Harrel I don’t think there’s much that hurts worse than the death of a friendship. Lost friendships leave us wondering what went wrong. They might leave us bitter, blaming someone else for the rejection and dejection we feel. They might make us regretful or...
Guest Posts, Missions
By Janet Ferguson In my first book, Leaving Oxford, I researched Honduras and Guatemala. A character was impacted by the death of his caretaker from that area of the world due to dengue fever. The disease is a mosquito-borne disease with no current cure or vaccine....
Guest Posts
A hope came true recently and I visited the lovely town of Fairhope, Alabama, set on the eastern banks of Mobile Bay. I went to visit a friend and enjoyed our travels about town as she pointed out the beauty and pleasure of the small town life. I’d loved the name ever...
