It’ll Be Okay Virtual Blog Tour with CelebrateLit: 1/7-20/2020
Join Us for these Blog Stops Enter to Win a $50. Amazon Gift Card Through the Lens of Scripture, January 7 Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, January 8 janicesbookreviews, January 9 Older…
Unstuck: Moving Forward in Freedom
Most of us need reminding of God's faithfulness. God can rebuild the ashes of our losses. But He needs our permission. He can restore, renew and regenerate our lives. I…
From Never Never Land to Fairy Tale Ending
All of us want a story that begins, “once upon a time” and ends like fairy tales do; “and they lived happily ever after.” The day the tragic motorcycle accident…
I Will Not Run With Scissors
“I can’t believe he did it anyway” I thought, “he asked my opinion, I told him – NO. I didn’t think we should get involved in a new ministry. And he did…
Help Get Books for Mission Kids – Sat 7-21 – Barnes & Noble
FOR IMMEDIATE MEDIA RELEASE - July 18, 2018 [Tweet "July 21, Help Mission Kids Get Books & Meet Author Sheryl Giesbrecht"]July 21, Help Mission Kids Get Books & Meet Author…
Will the Real Me Please Stand?
Will the Real Me Please Stand? “I am doing just fine.” I blurted. I lied to myself; I thought if I wanted the words to be true and then spoke…
The Father Heart of God
Father’s Day 2018 is here. Many of us have mixed emotions – either because of disconnect, distance or death, we might not be looking forward to what today’s celebration brings.…
Summer Reading – Leading Hearts June 2018 Issue
News Flash! June 2018: Leading Hearts Magazine is here! Let your summer reading begin. Leaving a "Paul" Legacy Don't miss Sheryl's article: "W-A-I-T is NOT a Cuss Word" The Apostle…
My Mom. My Hero.
Who’s your hero? All my life I’ve looked up to people I thought were doing important things. As a five-year-old, I read Sleeping Beauty, loved Princess Aurora’s happy ending. I imagined…
Gone Not Forgotten
April 29, 2018 is the sixty-first birthday of Paul Eugene Giesbrecht. But it's our ninth year to celebrate his birthday on this earth with out him. It’s hard to know what…