Civil War Spymaster Extraordinaire I’m always intrigued by spy stories, especially tales of intrigue from the Civil War. Much has been written about Pinkerton’s legions, Belle Boyd, Rose O’Neil Greenhow,
Unshakeable Rahab: From Prostitute to Heroine of the Faith God is a God of Transformation. He delivered Rahab from a scarlet past to the Faith Hall of Fame. What can
God’s Provision: Two Hearts and a Plan for the Future Naomi didn’t know it, but God was at work. He had not forgotten or forsaken her. Ruth, Boaz, and she
Ruth: Where Thou Goest, I Will Go (Part 1) I’ve always admired Ruth. She was a woman of courage, willing to leave everything she had ever known for her mother-in-law
Courtship in the Midst of War What were courtship and the decision to marry like for a young Southern woman in the midst of the Civil War? Take a peek
In 597 B.C., the mighty kingdom of Babylon attacked Jerusalem, and King Nebuchadnezzar carried the crème of the crop from Judea into captivity in Babylon. Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah
A Dream Come True My friend, historical fiction writer Jamie Ogle, recently signed a two-book contract with a major publisher! A life-long dream for many writers, including myself. So I
Pocahontas was heartbroken over the loss of John Smith. She believed the colonists’ lie that the gallant captain, who had been the friend of her heart, died on the way
Stories, both fictional and true, can have an impact beyond the facts. Stories can engage not only the mind but the heart and emotions, as well. Jesus used parables and
As a historical romance author, I love the traditional romantic story of Pocahontas and John Smith falling in love. However, much of the research paints a different picture: Pocahontas was
