Author Archives: Jill English Johnston

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About Jill English Johnston

God writes His story on every heart, if we only pause to read it. My heart has lived in a fantasy world since early childhood and am delighted that God has finally brought me to the place where I can bring the fantasies to life through story. I am currently working on a fantasy trilogy (of course) but I also post thoughts, reflections and (hopefully) inspiration to my website: tabletsofhumanhearts.wordpress.com I am a follower of the Rabbi Jesus, married to my best friend and inspiration, and the mother of three incredible children, one daughter and two sons, a son-in-love, a daughter-in-love and two adorable granddaughters. When not writing, I passionately pursue prayer, reading (never enough time to read them all!), and the outdoors. My husband and I both served in the US Navy and have lived/travelled through many states and all over Asia. We both still enjoy travelling, but we really love our home in New Braunfels, located at the Texas Hill Country.

Miracles: A Man’s Son

Spring flowers cover the fields and fill the air with sweet fragrance as we travel north through Samaria. I’ve now become a part of the small band of travelers who follow after the Rabbi. When he visited Jerusalem for the … Continue reading →

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Miracles: Water into Wine

The wine ran out, and Yeshua’s mother said to him, “They have no more wine.” John 2:3   Music drifts across the cool autumn air, tumbling between the village homes, dancing over the harvested fields and dipping in and out … Continue reading →

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Miracles: This Man

This man. Jesus. “Men of Isra’el! Listen to this! Yeshua from Natzeret (Jesus from Nazareth) was a man demonstrated to you to have been from God by the powerful works, miracles and signs that God performed through him in your … Continue reading →

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On Prayer

One thing I continually come back to. A conversation that truly never ceases. An ongoing discussion. A time of wrestling. A pouring out of pain. A place of refuge. A sanctuary. A place of peace. Cries for courage. Pleas for … Continue reading →

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Diversions

I started to write about distractions that interrupt my writing. But as I reviewed those things keeping me from writing, I realized they were diversions rather than distractions. Distractions are pesky little critters that sidetrack me from what I’m working … Continue reading →

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