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Author Archives: Jill English Johnston
Be Still Series – Explore: Enjoying the Creation of God
When I was selling my books at one of our church’s artisan fairs, a friend stopped by and told me how she and her children were using Praise as a morning devotional. Of course that touched my heart, but it … Continue reading
Posted in Artistic Living
Tagged Be Still, children's devotional, Explore, God, home school, Photo devotional, scripture
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The Sacred Overlap by J.R. Briggs
Yet another book that my husband and I listened to on a road trip. This one also had a lot of pauses in the audio followed by lots of conversation. Briggs definitely struck a cord with us because of some … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Books
Tagged Abundant Living, book review, Christian, church, God, J.R. Briggs, The Sacred Overlap
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Holy places: in sickness and in health
Finding the holy in places others may not see. In a world where divorce is the easy way out, where one spouse abandons the other because he or she is no longer in “love” or isn’t “happy,” where broken marriages … Continue reading
Posted in Abundant Living
Tagged alzheimer's, holy places, Jesus, marriage, vows, What would Jesus do
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Be Still Series – Wonder: Contemplating the Mysteries of God
A couple of years after moving to Texas, I began attending a Bible Study. When I first met Dawn, the one teaching the Bible study, my first thought was, I want to be her friend. She’s the type of soul … Continue reading
Posted in Artistic Living
Tagged Be Still, God, Isaiah, Photo devotional, scripture, wonder
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Dear White Peacemakers by Osheta Moore
If only I had time to read all the books recommended on the podcasts I listen to. So many books, so little time. But Peacemakers is a must. I heard Osheta Moore on Jen Hatmaker’s podcast, For the Love, last … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Christian, Dear White Peacemaker, God, Osheta Moore, prejudice, racism, suffering
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