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It’s Okay to Admit You Need Help
I Don’t Know What Is Wrong with Me!? Why Aren’t I Doing Better? These are the kinds of things I keep wondering about… I know I should be writing to you all more. I know I have wellsprings from the Lord to release. I know I should be following through on a new podcast and video work. I know it. I really know it. I deeply know it. I keep looking at the fact that I know it. So, there is that. And I can celebrate some things, like the successful Cultivating Calling Pilot, which I will reach out to you about regarding Round II soon… However, after a reader…
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In The Fifth At Malory Towers by Enid Blyton
Entertaining In The Fifth At Malory Towers by Enid Blyton continues the daily life of the girls at Malory Towers. The original cast of characters are joined by younger sisters as we follow them through the autumn term. There are lacrosse matches, pantomimes, and tricks to be played by a most surprising source. As the […]
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Five Get Into Trouble by Enid Blyton
New Adventures Five Get Into Trouble by Enid Blyton continues the adventures of the famous five in this, the eighth book in the series. Originally penned in 1949, this book continues to delight audiences today. Life was idyllic in the countryside as we join the children on a cycling holiday, sleeping under the stars… but […]
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Upper Fourth At Malory Towers by Enid Blyton
Timeless Appeal Upper Fourth At Malory Towers by Enid Blyton is an entertaining girls’ novel that I enjoyed. It is the fourth book in the Malory Towers series which I recommend reading in numerical order as it follows the characters through their school years. I originally read the Malory Towers books fifty years ago, and […]
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TobyMac and Third Day Reignite “Campfire”
We live in a world where collab re-releases are common place and rarely do they top the original. However, this song just found its missing piece. Don’t get me wrong, TobyMac’s Heaven on My Mind is a genuine no skips modern classic , but 15 months after its release “Campfire” isn’t a track I’ve revisited all that often. It’s a casual song in the midst of Toby’s signature explosiveness. But this new version featuring the recently reunited Third Day scratches all my hard-to-reach mental itches. That sounds weird. Let me explain. For those of us who have spent the last three decades being rocked, encouraged, and comforted by these voices, there’s something special…
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Princess Academy: The Graphic Novel by Shannon Hale and Victoria Ying
Princess Academy, a 2006 Newbery Honor book, gets a colorful graphic-novel makeover. The post Princess Academy: The Graphic Novel by Shannon Hale and Victoria Ying appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*They All Saw a Cat by Brendan Wenzel
As a cat takes a walk and encounters various creatures; one thing is certain: they all saw a cat. The post *They All Saw a Cat by Brendan Wenzel appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Soccer Legend Points to Faith as World Cup Begins
The eyes of the world are focused on North America today. The FIFA World Cup begins across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and for many Americans, this feels different than previous tournaments. Soccer is no longer a niche sport tucked away behind football, baseball, and basketball. A generation has grown up with Major League Soccer, European leagues available on television every weekend, and global superstars becoming household names. I saw it firsthand when Lionel Messi came to Nashville. What would have been a respectable crowd for an MLS match became something entirely different. Traffic stretched for miles. Families traveled from multiple states. Kids wearing pink Inter Miami jerseys packed the…
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*The Princess and the Grain of Rice by Tina Cho
The Princess and the Grain of Rice is a lovely Korean retelling of The Princess and the Pea. The post *The Princess and the Grain of Rice by Tina Cho appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Charlie’s Last Angel by Maggie Christensen
Most Delightful Charlie’s Last Angel by Maggie Christensen is a very charming contemporary novel that I adored and never wanted it to end. The leading characters are not in their first flush of youth; they are in their fifties. It is refreshing to see that growing older does not mean growing staid. Both leading characters […]
