by Jane Green | Dec 8, 2025
I must confess… I have a food fixation. As I’m finishing breakfast, I will be thinking about what I will have for lunch, snacks, and supper. As I’m eating breakfast and finishing off one piece of toast, I am loving the buttery, bread taste so much, I...
by Jane Green | Aug 23, 2021
When I was in middle school I don’t remember reading many books on historical fiction other than the Little House on the Prairie series. From these books, I learned to be honest, work hard, treat others right, and the importance of not complaining because it...
by Jane Green | Sep 7, 2020
Robin Jones Gunn published this non-fiction, autobiographical book in 2013. I read the book in 2016. I don’t know that because my memory is great. I know that because when I read books, I leave clues. I record dates and prayers in the margins of books that have...
by Jane Green | Aug 3, 2020
I love analogies. They help paint pictures in our minds that stick and can be applied to all kinds of situations, especially spiritual or Biblical concepts. The online dictionary defines analogy as: “a comparison between two things, typically for the purpose of...
by Jane Green | Jul 27, 2020
We are an offended people. Individuals are offended. America is offended. The world is offended. Did you know that we are not supposed to allow ourselves to be offended? A few years ago I was in a state of constant offense. The offenses were coming from several people...
