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Wondering what this smooth black stone is all about?
It came from a pebble beach on the north shore of Lake Superior, near where I grew up. That beach was kind of a metaphor for my life for many years. I was always trying to find a stone that fit perfectly in the palm of my hand. I was always trying to find the place where I fit – that place of contentment and peace that we all find so elusive.
It took many years of wandering many ‘beaches’ and collecting many ‘stones,’ before I found that place, in the palm of God’s hand.
Maybe you can relate. Have you found the place where you fit, a place to call home?
Most of my writing explores this theme in one way or another. I would love it if you would walk along with me. Have a look at my book page and at the devotionals posted to the right above. If something there strikes you, I’d love to hear from you.
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My Theme Verse:
“Let … my words descend like dew, like showers on new grass, like abundant rain on tender plants.” Deut.32:2
And another favourite:
“And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, … encouraging one another – and all the more as you see the Day approaching.” Hebrews 10:24
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a while ago,I bought A Tumbled Stone and found that I soon ecame involved wit the characters. It was also realistic, thoughtful and plausible. i was glad o read about Christians and their reliance on God.
A very inspiring woman full of the wisdom of God.
Enjoyed “Abundant Rain.” Thank you!
Marcia’s devotions gently call us to notice the beauty, the grace, and indeed, the invitation from God to see His hand at work all around us. She inspires and encourages writers to continue in the work of making God known through story. Her reminder to trust God, through the story of her daughter’s singing, particularly moved me. I’m indebted to her for introducing me to Haddon Robinson’s idea that humility is confidence properly placed. A worthwhile read.
I enjoyed your story of Christmas up north. Peace and Joy to You.
Thanks Linnie!
So nice to connect with another Canadian Christian novelist. I haven’t published yet, but invite you to drop by my site anytime. https://linniepeterson.wordpress.com/
American Christian Science Fiction writer Here. I too write by the seat of my pants and so well I will have to search for a publisher soon. A Publisher of Christian Science Fiction. Do you see my problem? Any advice would be welcome.
Hi Timothy – I’m very sorry it has taken me so long to reply to your comment. For some reason I did not see that it was awaiting approval. I certainly do understand the problem – getting a Christian Sci Fi published these days is not easy. That’s why I chose to go with Create Space under my own publishing imprint, Small Pond Press. Are you familiar with createspace?