Seventeen-year-old Lisa Marie is worn down from trying to hold her grieving, fractured family together after the death of her brother from leukemia. Hoping for a break and a chance to refocus, she spends the summer with her aunt on the condition that she keeps up with her studies. But instead of the peaceful escape she imagined, Lisa finds complicated emotions, grief over her brother’s death, frustration with her parents, shock at her aunt moving on so quickly, and new confusion about her feelings for her best friend, Scott.
Music Monday: “Make It Well” by MercyMe by: Debbie Waltz Last week, I began reading Bart Millard’s most recent autobiography, “Even If: Trusting God Through The Fire.” The film “I Can Only Imagine” follows Bart through his troubled youth and
Wisdom Wednesday: The Wisdom of the Early Believers Part 3: The Wisdom of Isaac Submitted by Debbie’s Dad “Now the days of Isaac were one hundred and eighty years. Isaac breathed his last and died and was gathered to
Music Monday: “Testimony” by Terrain (Featuring Cece Winans) by: Debbie Waltz My birthday last week brought many surprises. As I mentioned in my newsletter, it’s remarkable that it’s only been a little over a year since I started the publishing
Wisdom Wednesday: The Wisdom of the Early Believers Part 2 The Wisdom of Abraham Submitted by Debbie’s Dad “Now the LORD said to Abram, Go forth from your country, And from your relatives And from your father’s house, To
Music Monday: “Shine on Us” by Phillips, Craig & Dean By: Debbie Waltz I’ve been compelled to take a slower pace and reflect over the last seven days. The thought of turning 46 and having my book come out in
“Fun Friday”: AT&T Highlights Its Commitment to Inclusion by Featuring a Girl with Cerebral Palsy by: Debbie Waltz This month, AT&T released a new television advertisement that includes a child with cerebral palsy. The development occurs after an effort
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