From The Media Collective: (Nashville, Tenn) June 16, 2011–Sparrow Records’ critically acclaimed artist Josh Wilson has a history of penning riveting songs that tug at the heartstrings of listeners. As with his captivating chart topper “Before the Morning” (Life is Not a Snapshot, 2009) and now his latest single “Fall Apart” (See You, 2011) testimonialsContinue reading “Praised Singer/Songwriter Josh Wilson Launches Website in Response to Fan Reaction of Latest Single “Fall Apart””
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I Still Believe in Love
Before you write me off as a 30 year-old spinster with slight feminist sympathies, I want you to know that I still believe in love. I believe in romance and my little girl heart longs for it—just not with a man. I mean, it does, but at the same time I’m still shattered from myContinue reading “I Still Believe in Love”
Divorce #2
I have been through two divorces—the ripping apart of one flesh back into two, the division of marital property, wedding pictures thrown into the trash bags along with the hopes and dreams ignited that day, a million tears falling on damp pillows in the darkest of nights. Yes, I’ve been through two divorces. The strangeContinue reading “Divorce #2”
The Church is a Hospital, Part 2
In my first “The Church is a Hospital” post, I talked about how the church should function as a hospital, but often does not. I also introduced you to my friend, who was treated poorly by the church “triage” team. While the church as an institution got it wrong, the Church as a people surroundedContinue reading “The Church is a Hospital, Part 2”
The Church is a Hospital
Recently, I attended a local church. As I read the bulletin, I noticed a mission statement of sorts on the back that started out stating, “The church is a hospital.” Immediately, I wondered if the mission statement was inspired by the late Mike Yaconelli who wrote in Messy Spirituality, “The church is a hospital forContinue reading “The Church is a Hospital”
Book Review:: Love and War by John & Stasi Eldredge
“And they lived happily ever after. The End” By Donna Savaki Isn’t that the way the lovely new bride and her bridegroom prince begin and end their wonderful life together? Just where was John and Stasi Eldredge’s new book, Love and War, when I was a blushing new bride in 1977? No one was thereContinue reading “Book Review:: Love and War by John & Stasi Eldredge”
Take 10 with To Save A Life’s Randy Wayne
Randy Wayne is definitely crush material. So don’t be surprised when the teen girls in your life gush about this personable actor after seeing To Save A Life, which releases in theaters nationwide on Jan. 22. Randy plays Jake Taylor, a popular basketball player with a cheerleader girlfriend, you know, the typical kid that allContinue reading “Take 10 with To Save A Life’s Randy Wayne”
To Save A Life–the Movie & the Sonic Kitty
On Thursday evening, I attended a pre-screening of TO SAVE A LIFE, a film that delves into the lives of teenagers in crisis (suicide, pregnancy, divorce, cutting, bullying). For now, all I will say about the film (which releases in January 2010) is:: it’s pretty good, has the potential to get teens (and adults) talkingContinue reading “To Save A Life–the Movie & the Sonic Kitty”
Jon & Kate Plus the D-Word
Until tonight, I never watched a full episode of “Jon & Kate Plus 8.” Then again, the stakes were never so high. Would they stay together or not? Sadly, the answer is no (full story). After Jon and Kate said they were going to separate, a message appeared on the screen—a last minute edit—notifying viewersContinue reading “Jon & Kate Plus the D-Word”
Only the Lonely Give Thanks Alone
The holidays are fast approaching, and I always anticipate them with a sense of dread–because I hate the day after Christmas. There’s all this excitement in the air and then it’s over. I hate that “over” feeling. It sucks the life right out of me. But this year, I’m not looking forward to the holidaysContinue reading “Only the Lonely Give Thanks Alone”
She is Beloved 