All Blog Posts Tagged 'healing' (6)

I had to justify publishing with a secular publisher. Very secular. Just added glbt line right about the time I signed. Pretty much all the other christians who pubbed with them dropped out. Did I just want to be published so badly that I'd do anything? WWJD? Cheap shot, I know, but honestly: who do you wa… Continue

My latest release is now available for pre-order from the publisher's book store. The publisher is a secular one with several imprints. The editor is categorizing my book as inspirational, for which I'm thankful. http://shop.zumayapublications.com/category.sc?categoryId=11 Continue

The second book I wrote, back in 2003, is coming out in May. The guy who interviewed me for our local newspaper had read parts of it whe we were in a writing group together, and, with the bio and story on my cozy release, The Gold Standard last month, called my forthcoming book, Healing Grace, a parnormal. I've been calling it an intrigue so as not to scare my readers. I ripped off miracles from the Bible, so how paranormal can it be? Depends. I intially thought… Continue

The post below is from my December 2007, part of the 17Seeds.com series on faith and race in Christian fiction. Take part in the 2008 Reconciling Faith & Race series on LLHargrove.com. This week's question: "How many books by authors of color did you read this year?" Visit LLHargrove.com and share. ----------------------------------------------------------- SEX, LIES, AND SOME OTHER STUFF Why do people buy nove… Continue

Do you need a miracle? I do! Come and join Linda Evans Shepherd and me this Thursday, 1PM EST and become part of our personal quest for miracles through the Word of God. There is hope! Together, let us put millions to flight as we join our hearts and our prayers through the world wide web to petition te King of Kings to intercede in our lives. There is power in numbers. Power in prayers. We can do it because the Bible says we can if we only believe! Prayers for belief will be said so if your bel… Continue

Here's a family reunion story with a twist: a black man from the city in New Jersey meets a white man living in the shadow of a plantation in North Carolina. They have the same name. And, yes, they're related. For more on this true story, as told by the brown-skinned David Wilson, at http://meetingdavidwilson.com/ . Continue