Obeying the Call

I'm a wife, a daughter, a sister, a professor, a writer, and a friend. I'm not always prepared for the things life throws at me, but I trust in a God who loves me, who never forsakes me, and who is always faithful to his promises.

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Tuesday, August 8, 2017

When the Rain Comes...

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We had several days of rain last week, often at random intervals of the day. I found myself carrying my umbrella at all times—even when it w...

Tuesday, July 11, 2017

When the Enemy Dive Bombs You

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Tis the season for nests and baby birds. We love to sit and watch our Barn Swallows from the front porch. Every morning, the babies sing us...

Monday, June 5, 2017

Times of Change

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For Laura and I, now is a time of change. Our schedules are changing, my job has changed, and our kitchen is in the middle of a facelift. It...

Monday, April 10, 2017

Unloading the Boat

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I recently heard from a sermon Pastor Paul at church, and it’s really been circling my head since. You know how one point in a message can ...

Thursday, September 8, 2016

Rain That Refreshes, Renews

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Sheets of rain are pouring down as I work on this blog post, and I’m thinking about the expression, “When it rains, it pours.” ...

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Giving thanks

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I don’t think my faith has ever been tested quite to the extent that it’s being tested right now. Three days this week—Monday, Wednesday, ...

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Monday, June 15, 2009

The Stormy Season

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It's thunderstorm season right now, so they say. No need to get your roof fixed... more thunderstorms on the way. That's how my life...

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Laura C. Brandenburg: Laura C. Brandenburg writes real-life stories of redemption, forgiveness, and grace. Her work has won first place in the RWA "Ignite the Flame" contest (2016) and the ACFW Genesis contest (2018) and has finaled in First Impressions (2017) and semi-finaled in Genesis (2017). A lover of language and grammar, Laura spends her days trying to inspire college students to love writing as much as she does. She lives in rural West Texas with her handsome husband, their miracle baby girl, and an 80-pound Weimaraner.

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