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Do you think God is too busy for you?
Maybe you've just been too busy for Him. Take a moment each day to listen for His comfort through my collection of 31 daily devotions, with Bible references and a tutorial at the back of the book.
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In print
My devotional book, Always Before Me, offers 31 observations of God's involvement in our everyday lives. Read a review below.
As a freelance writer, I've written articles, stories and columns for various publications: American Cowboy magazine, Prorodeo Sports News, Western Horseman, The Upper Room, Standard, The Christian Standard, The Line Rider and many more. Check below for online links.
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American Cowboy
The April/May 2010 issue of American Cowboy carries my latest story for the magazine. Check out "Cow Police" on page 41. For an earlier story, "Model Cowboy" see page 26 of the August/September 2009 issue and read a followup story on their website. Search for "Model Cowboy."
For other stories in American Cowboy, use the following links:
"Don't Fence Me In"
"Teaching the Three R's"
"Hawaii - Island Get-away"
"Montana - Up Bozeman Way"
The Upper Room
Translated into several languages, my devotion, "Selfish Sea" has been read around the world in this internationally distributed devotional guide, The Upper Room.
The Porterville Recorder
Monthly column: "In the Meantime"
Other articles include:
Always Before Me
Book Review:
Her other examples are equally homespun yet wise. She writes about a lantern that cannot be lit because it has a new wick that has not absorbed the oil of the lamp as yet. This she likens to those of us who want to shine for Christ yet do not absorb him into our lives. She notes that the Dead Sea is "dead" because it allows water to flow in, yet never allows water to leave. Likewise, those of us who do deeds just for ourselves and pray just for our own needs become equally stagnant and poisoned. There is a similarity here in these devotions to the common illustrations Jesus used in telling His parables.
The book is a devotional guide containing 31 devotions, one for each morning of the month. They offer illustrations, Bible verses, and object lessons. The writing is excellent, the content is pertinent to modern readers, and the material is biblically solid. Highly recommended. – Dr. Dennis E. Hensley, Christian Book Previews.com
