Hi! I'm Debbie Waltz

I have big dreams and hopes for the future. I hope to use my knowledge and communication skills to inspire others to pursue their dreams, no matter what.

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The Summer of Mended Hearts

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.

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Music Monday: “Miracle” by KING + COUNTRY

Music Monday: “Miracle” by KING + COUNTRY By: Debbie Waltz Anyone who has been following me for a while knows I sometimes highlight disability ministries that aim to educate about disabilities, offer resources, and confront stereotypes. These ministries were founded

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Wisdom Wednesday Wisdom and the Thorns

Wisdom Wednesday, Wisdom and the Thorns Submitted by Debbie’s Dad Therefore I also said, ‘I will not drive them out before you; but they will become as thorns in your sides and their gods will be a snare to you.’

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Wisdom Wednesday: The Foolishness of Despising Wisdom

Wisdom Wednesday: The Foolishness of Despising Wisdom Submitted by Debbie’s Dad  “The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge;       Fools despise wisdom and instruction: (Proverbs 1:7) NASB 95 The prologue to the Book of Proverbs includes this verse

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Hi! Join my mailing list and I’ll send you a copy of my latest e-book, “Disabilities in the Bible.” I wrote this book alongside my Dad, Ed Waltz. I hope you enjoy it, and I appreciate your support.

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