“Sleep can be one of the most ‘spiritual’ activities we do” says Charity Virkler Kayembe.

Maybe like me, you have felt that you had to get up early to find intimacy with Jesus. Apparently not. God is constantly communicating with us in our dreams.

This book combines two generations of wisdom about . . .

In her book, Judy shares her eye-opening failure. She managed to rally enough support to get an apartment and furniture, etc. for a homeless woman. Instead of helping the woman, it drove her back to drinking. . . .

I am embarrassed to tell you how long this book was on my bookshelf before I read it. Let’s just say, “months.”

I was concerned I might be sad and depressed reading it. So, I waited . . .

The secrets to living a happy and successful life are found in this book! I am not exaggerating.

A personal relationship with God is the source of deep-seated joy and strength not found elsewhere. Just the glory . . .

Today, I joyfully study the Word every day, and I delight to pray with others. The spiritual disciplines are the same. What changed? My motivation. Once I saw the beauty of Jesus and felt His presence, I wanted more. . . .

“I found death to be as beautiful as birth.” Felix Halpern compares his death to a birth. He said that each are generally preceded by pain, then followed by joy.

Halpern also described death as . . .

The United States of America had been an independent country less than forty years when she sent out her first foreign missionary: Adonirom Judson. Have you every heard of him? I hadn’t. I am praising God that someone invested the time and effort to bring his story to light.

During the 16th and 17th century, the corporate church . . . .

I love a dramatic healing testimony, and this is dramatic as they come! Art Sanborn broke his neck . ..

Author Lind had my heart so wrapped around Brother Van that I actually shed a tear or two with the mourners in the last chapter. Now, that is a well written book!

Montana is my birthplace. I spent most of my growing years in . . .

I placed my mantle of authority and anointing upon my successor, just like Elijah threw his cloak over Elisha. Elijah’s cloak was probably linen or some other natural fabric. The one I placed on her shoulders was a gold, sparkly . . . .

At a women’s retreat, years ago, the speaker asked, “In the light of eternity, does it really matter?” She was attempting to get us to let go of offences and move toward forgiveness. I took her advice and forgave . . . .

• Book Review of:

• Heaven

• By: Randy Alcorn

• Published by: Tyndale

What is on your “bucket list?” Are you hoping to hike the Grand Canyon or to snorkel the Great Barrier Reef? One of the important bucket list items to me was to visit the Holy Land. But there is no need to race all over the planet . . .