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Book Review and Giveaway: So Long, Normal by Laura Story

What a timely book it is! During this global pandemic, most (if not all) people have had to say goodbye to "normal" in one way or another and have experienced some kind of loss, grief, disappointment, fear, anxiety, and/or depression to some degree or another. But what is "normal" anyway? I love this quote by Patsy Clairmont: "' Normal' is just a setting on your dryer ." Seriously, even without the pandemic, change is inevitable in our lives. I also love this quote by Andy Andrews: " All people – all lives – are either in a crisis, coming out of a crisis, or headed for a crisis ."  It's a fact of life. Therefore, it is wise for us to live by faith, not by sight, and to wean ourselves from the craving for and the clinging to what we consider "normal". So Long, Normal: Living and Loving the Free Fall of Faith is the book that will challenge us and help us do just that. " Laura Story is not only a wonderful songwriter, si

Trailer: Show Me The Father

It's here! Check out the trailer for Kendrick Brothers' SHOW ME THE FATHER (their first documentary film)! It's coming to theaters nationwide on September 10. I cannot say too much about the movie yet but it's definitely a must-see. Check back here at the end of this month for my review and giveaway (2 free tickets). #ShowMeTheFather #ShowMeTheFatherMIN #MomentumInfluencerNetwork

Film Review and Giveaway: When We Last Spoke

  When We Last Spoke is an award-winning, heartwarming film about family and forgiveness, based on the novel by Marci Henna . The film won five awards (Best Picture, Best Narrative, Best Supporting Actor, Best Actress, and Best Actor) at the ICVM (International Christian Visual Media) Crown Awards at the National Religious Broadcasters 2021 Christian Media Convention! When We Last Spoke is a story of two sisters, Juliet and Evangeline who are raised up by their paternal grandparents, Walt and Ruby Cranbournes. The film goes back and forth between their childhood (1960's) spent with their loving & caring grandparents and their adulthood (30 years later) when they are estranged because one blames the other for keeping a secret but a situation arises that causes them to reunite. The two girls' performance is fantastic. They have good chemistry. Melissa Gilbert (as Ruby) and Corbin Bernsen (as Walt) also play off each other well as a couple. They face a challenge of not only