Welcome to my world!
I began this website as a platform to sell my books. However, when I had to name it and chose “Eagerly Waiting,” based on Hebrews 9:28, the nature of the website morphed into something more.
The articles you will find on Eagerly Waiting are about the Bible, cozy mysteries, and the challenge of living victoriously in this world as we eagerly wait for the return of our Lord Jesus Christ. I hope that you, too, are waiting with great anticipation for the return of our Lord and that, while you wait, you will enjoy reading some of my blogs:
Here are links to indexes that will direct you to my blogs:
My Books, Workbooks, and Fun Books
Knowing the Unknowable One
Opening the Treasure Chest
Walking Heart-to-Heart with God
Walking Heart-to-Heart with Each Other
Fighting the Good Fight of Faith
Christian Mysteries: Why I Love Them!
List of Some Nonfiction Books You Don’t Want to Miss
Index of Assorted Topics
The Marketing Tactic Jim Jones Perfected
You’ve seen it. A timer in the corner of a webpage, counting down with ruthless precision. 00:04:37… 00:04:36… You feel your pulse quicken. Do I …
“Lord, Lord” – The Terrifying Possibility of Being Wrong About Your Own Soul
There are few passages in Scripture more sobering than Matthew 7:22-23. Jesus himself speaks these words: “Many will say to me in that day, Lord, …
Fiction Changed America – It Can Change You, Too
Why the stories we tell (and write) matter more than we think I want to talk about something that sounds simple but carries enormous weight: …
When Praise Feels Like a Sacrifice – And Why That’s Exactly When It Matters Most
Could the science of the brain actually explain why God commands us to praise Him in hard times? There are days when praise flows easily …
Easter Sunday: V.E. Day – Victory on Earth Day
The war was over. The enemy just didn’t know it yet. On May 8, 1945, the guns fell silent in Europe. Germany had surrendered. The …
Your Hero’s Journey: Why the Christian Life Is the Most Exciting Story You’ll Ever Live
Somewhere along the way, Christianity got a reputation problem. Boring. Restrictive. Out of touch. A life of rules, routines, and sitting in pews. But what …