The train hadn’t arrived yet. Read the rest of this entry »
God was with me in Copenhagen
December 17, 2013
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The supermarket brought back memories
April 21, 2013Yesterday, I went grocery shopping at a Korean supermarket. Shreds of memories from some years ago, when my best friend Kody had visited the same market with me, rolled back into my mind. I felt as if Kody walked beside me and chatted with me. When I reached the tea section, his words rang loud in my ears as I recalled the moment when he told me the brand of tea he liked.
The market didn’t change much, only the food court was no longer there. I remembered Kody and I had a nice meal at one of the shops.
Things change. Things disappear. But my memories of Kody seem afresh. Though he has gone home to be with the Lord, he still lives within my heart.
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Inspiration in the Amish Country
March 28, 2013
For the spring break, my family and I visited the Amish country in Middlebury, Indiana. We had a wonderful time there. Read the rest of this entry »
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Short Stories | Tagged: cabin, God, inspire, nature, romance |
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Love you, Daddy
September 26, 2012Last Saturday, I took one of my boys to a restaurant to try out its buffet. Read the rest of this entry »
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I have kept the faith
September 13, 2012Some of you know I write radio dramas for Christ to the World Ministries (www.christtotheworld.com). Read the rest of this entry »
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Our Desires
September 7, 2012When I was a little boy, I always longed to have a toy tank. Read the rest of this entry »
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A changed man
July 6, 2012I strode to the end table to pick up the phone. A glance at the caller ID sent my heart jumping with anxiety. Read the rest of this entry »
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“Conduits of Life-Changing Love” by Jennifer Slattery
June 9, 2012My dear friend Jennifer Slattery has a heart for orphans. Here, she shares with us how the Lord has touched her in helping those orphans. Read the rest of this entry »
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God had a plan for me (revised from a post in September 2011)
May 16, 2012After I graduated from high school in Hong Kong, I had no desire to attend college. Read the rest of this entry »
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Julie-Allyson Ieron
March 16, 2012Dear friends,
I am so happy to introduce to you my Christian friend Julie-Allyson Ieron. Julie is an author, writing coach, editor, and conference speaker. Two of her e-books are doing the Amazon Prime free promo in the next few weeks.
Book summaries are:
Staying True in a World of Lies (free on Amazon Kindle March 17-18)
Updated Second Edition with Study Guide
Practical Models of Integrity for the Workplace and Beyond
Have you ever found yourself in a moral dilemma at work? Something seemingly insignificant that tested your resolve and challenged your integrity. Staying True in a World of Lies looks at integrity as the unification of thoughts, words, and actions. It is a timely, practical resource filled with stories of real people that will reinforce your commitment to Christlikeness—and energize you for the long haul. Then, rebuild your life around God’s character expectations using the bonus 12-session Bible study.
Praying Like Jesus (free on Amazon Kindle April 5-7, Easter week)
Updated Second Edition with Study Guide
Prayer is more—much more—than a laundry list of requests. It isn’t about getting the answers we want just when we want them. Actually, it isn’t about us, at all. Prayer is about relationship between Almighty God and you. Praying Like Jesus introduces you to prayer from a close-up perspective—that of God the Son. This dynamic study of 52 ways Jesus prayed for you will challenge your heart to come into contact with the Heart that beats to intercede for you. Savor one chapter at a time or one each week for a year. And dig in for yourself as you use the 9-session Bible study included in this updated eBook package.
Bio
Julie-Allyson Ieron (pronounced: I-RUN) is a perceptive journalist who investigates God’s truth and crafts her discoveries in ways that engage your mind and resonate with your heart. Her passion is to open God’s Word alongside you to equip you to apply its riches to your daily joys, questions, and challenges.
She recently celebrated 25 years as an author, writing coach, editor, and conference speaker. Her ministry-defining project released in 2010: The Julie-Allyson Ieron Bible Reference Collection on WORDsearch 9.0. It features 9 of Julie’s books linked with 75 Bible reference resources. Additionally, most of her books are available in MP3 audio and e-book formats, as well as print. Her book, The Overwhelmed Woman’s Guide to … Caring for Aging Parents is a featured resource for Focus on the Family, where she was a radio guest.
Julie is excited about her newest book: The God Interviews: Questions You Would Ask; Answers God Gives, scheduled to release from Leafwood Publishing in Autumn 2012.
Julie’s personal life is as dynamic as her writing. She is her dad’s medical advocate, and along with her mom Joy (who is quick to point out she’s not Julie’s aging parent!) daily administers his tests, meds, and shots. In more relaxed times, Julie and Joy play violin and organ duets for weddings and church services (sometimes for funerals, too). Julie plays violin in her church’s orchestra, dabbles in art for fun, and plays a killer game of Scrabble™.
Visit her website at www.joymediaservices.com or her devotional blog for caregivers: http://womencareforagingparents.blogspot.com.
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