Tag: writing
New Book Coming Soon!
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The Artitude Author Event
Good time today signing copies of Light Up the Sky! Stay tuned for details on my upcoming book, Big Lessons from Life’s Little Moments!
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Where Faith Blooms
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Light Up The Sky – Front Page News!
Light Up The Sky made headlines today! My 365 Day Devotional and the story behind it was featured in the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung. Follow the link for the full article. https://herald-zeitung.com/news/prayer-in-practice-new-braunfels-resident-named-finalist-for-international-book-award/article_64de34ea-37e3-11ef-ba2d-13bdc8bde54c.html Light Up The Sky, a devotional for young male athletes was recently named Finalist in the 2024 International Book Awards. Grab a copy right… Read More Light Up The Sky – Front Page News!
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2024 International Book Award Finalist
Just announced… Light Up The Sky was named a Finalist for the 2024 International Book Awards! God is good! More to come! 2024 International Book Awards Press Release
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Book Signing At The Twig Bookshop Today!
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Light Up The Sky
There are certain phrases you say to your kids, your spouse, your friends that become second nature. Ever since my son, Evan, started playing sports at a very young age, I’ve always told him to LIGHT UP THE SKY. Through the years, in the rare instance I had to miss a game, I would tell… Read More Light Up The Sky
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The Void Is Expanding
The void is expanding. Since quarantining and social distancing became the buzz words of 2020, responsible folks all across the globe have found a new normal. The void is expanding. Instead of beginning the day with a trip to the gym, treadmills across the world are being dusted off and showered with infinite attention by… Read More The Void Is Expanding
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Don’t Quarantine Kindness
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Directionally Challenged
I’m the reason GPS was invented. I’m also the reason disclaimers are written, but that’s for another day. As a young driver, I found myself lost more times than I care to admit. Back then, GPS did not exist so my options were to unfold a paper map knowing I would never get that sucker… Read More Directionally Challenged
