Giveaway
Giveaways! Usually it's books but sometimes it's gift cards and other items.
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Winner of the Pumpkin Patch Blessings Book
My regular blog post will come later in the weekend, but I wanted to go ahead and announce the winner of the Pumpkin Patch Blessings Book. Congratulations to Marcie! I’ll contact you soon about the delivery of your book. Thanks to all of you who shared your fall season favorites with us. If you missed the review of this book, you can find it here. Talk to you all soon, Sally
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“365 Devotions for Peace” Book Review, Author Interview, & a Giveaway!
by Sally Matheny 365 Devotions for Peace by Cheri Cowell As soon as I saw Cheri Cowell’s name on the cover of 365 Devotions for Peace, I selected it for my reading. I had never read Cheri’s writing before, but I heard her speak at a Write2Ignite Conference one year. Impressed by her speaking, I was eager to read her writing. Each of the 365 Devotions for Peace is between 150-200 words in length. I found their brevity a nice accompaniment to my daily Bible reading. Also, I thought about people battling in the middle of a crisis. Some of life’s torrential storms delay a lengthy basking in God’s…
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The Best Gift My Husband Ever Received for Pastor Appreciation Month
Sally Matheny shares about the challenges of church pastors and what the best pastor appreciation gift her pastor-husband ever received.
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Announcing the Winner of Lee Strobel's Book!
Congratulations, Diane Estrella! Your name was drawn from the honest hat. Let me know where I should mail Lee Strobel’s Case for Grace for Kids book. I hope you enjoy the book.
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Book Review and Giveaway of “Case for Grace for Kids”
by Sally Matheny New York Times bestselling author, Lee Strobel, along with Focus on the Family’s Clubhouse editor, Jesse Florea have pulled together eight, true stories that exemplify grace. Published by Zonderkidz, the target age stated for the book is for those ages eight to twelve, but I think the book tends to lean towards the older youth. I’d definitely not limit it to twelve-year-olds. High school students will find the stories pack quite a punch. Be sure to read at the end how you might win this book. Not all of the stories are about kids. Some cover the experiences of college students and older adults. But they all…
