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Who They Started Off Being For much of its history, the Democratic Party was a broad coalition—ranging from Southern conservatives to Northern liberals, blue-collar workers to urban elites. But over the last several decades, the party has shifted dramatically leftward, embracing progressive and, at times, Marxist-inspired policies that would have been unrecognizable to the Democrats … Read More
Unmasking the movement that promised freedom but delivered confusion, division, and a departure from biblical truth A Red Lipstick, a Power Suit, and a Lie Picture this: It’s the 90s. Shoulder pads are high, your mom’s lipstick is higher, and little girls are being told they can “have it all.” Sounds empowering, right? Well, buckle … Read More
More Than Meets the Eye Ever feel like you’re fighting an invisible battle? Like no matter how hard you try, there’s always something working against you—whether it’s temptation, division, or discouragement? Well, spoiler alert: you are in a battle, but it’s not just physical. Ephesians 6:12 (KJV) tells us: “For we wrestle not against flesh … Read More
Is manifesting your dreams really harmless positivity, or is it a subtle shift away from trusting God? The Manifestation Craze: What’s the Big Deal? Manifestation vs. Biblical Faith: Manifestation is everywhere. From TikTok influencers to bestselling authors, the idea that you can attract wealth, success, and happiness simply by focusing your thoughts and intentions on … Read More
Well, folks, you can’t make this stuff up. President Donald J. Trump just dropped a political bombshell, declaring that the pardons issued by former President Joe Biden are null and void because—get this—they were signed with an autopen instead of Biden’s actual hand. That’s right. The man in the Oval Office (who, let’s be honest, … Read More
This isn’t a prank—it’s attempted murder. The Deadly Reality of Swatting The swatting of Conservatives is being ignored by many and mocked by others. But the reality is clear: these are weaponized hoaxes with potentially deadly consequences. Imagine sitting at home with your family, enjoying a quiet evening, when suddenly your front door is kicked … Read More
When your ideology contradicts itself every five minutes, maybe it’s time to rethink your worldview. Welcome to Clown World Imagine you’re at a restaurant, and the waiter comes over to take your order. You say, “I’d like a burger.” He pauses, eyes twitching. “Sir, that’s problematic.” You raise an eyebrow. “Why?” “Because gender is a … Read More
When they can’t win with facts, they’ll twist your words. Here’s how to shut it down—gracefully. Long before I knew the actual term for it, I noticed liberals used this tactic all the time. A real exchange: Me: I’m not going to say much about this yet because we haven’t seen all the facts of … Read More
Examining the continuing trend of leftist government leaders interference in parenting decisions—and why it’s a battle we can’t afford to lose Attack on Parental Rights: Who’s Really in Charge? Imagine this: Your child comes home from school one day and tells you they had a private discussion with a school counselor about gender identity—without your … Read More
The truth behind the “Silent Invasion”—was it a public health strategy or a political power play? Well, well, well—another day, another government official revealing that the “experts” weren’t exactly shooting straight with the American people (or the sitting President, for that matter). Dr. Deborah Birx, the face of the White House COVID-19 response team, has … Read More
A deep dive into the political theater of our time, where dignity is optional, and bad behavior is the main event The Death of Decorum in Real Time Picture this: The grand halls of Congress, an evening meant to showcase unity, patriotism, and the enduring strength of our Republic. Instead, what we got on March … Read More
The Woke Mind Virus: A Digital Pandemic Elon Musk has been warning about AI for years, but now he’s sounding the alarm about something even more dangerous than machines outsmarting us: machines outwoking us. So, What is the Woke Mind Virus? It pretends to fight racism, sexism, and discrimination. In reality, it amplifies division, teaching … Read More
America First in Action: Strong Leadership & Strategic Moves On Display Welcome to Another Episode of “Trump Runs the World” Welcome to week six of Trump’s second term, where the diplomacy is spicy, the tariffs are flying, and America is making major power moves. If you missed the latest headlines because you were too busy … Read More
Because Sometimes, Trusting God Feels Like Walking a Tightrope Over a Pit of Anxiety Why Is Everything So Wobbly? I don’t know about you, but some days feel like I’m balancing on a three-legged chair, in a windstorm, while people throw dodgeballs at my face. Life is a lot. The news is loud, the coffee … Read More
Because when your worldview rejects absolute truth, everything becomes a personal attack. Introduction: The Perpetual Outrage Machine Have you ever met someone who seems to wake up angry? Like, before their feet even hit the floor, they’re already composing an X rant about how the Starbucks barista didn’t validate their feelings properly when spelling their … Read More
Imagine spending years preaching about fairness and justice, only to panic when someone suggests applying those principles to everyone. That’s where we are. This week, the Supreme Court sent progressives into a frenzy by signaling that it might make reverse discrimination lawsuits easier to file—a move that could gasp mean that hiring and college admissions … Read More
Reading time: Under 3 minutes In the latest installment of How to Alienate Voters Without Really Trying, Wisconsin’s governor has outdone himself—this time, not with budget priorities, but with the woke rebranding of everyday language. Among the eyebrow-raising changes, “mothers” are now referred to as “inseminated women” (because nothing says maternal warmth like a clinical … Read More
Because not every testimony starts in the valley—some of us just wake up on the mountaintop and realize we didn’t climb it alone. When Gratitude Overwhelms You (And You Don’t Know What to Do About It) Most people expect testimonies to come with a dramatic soundtrack—something involving rock-bottom moments, desperate prayers, and miraculous turnarounds. And … Read More
ICYMI (because legacy media probably didn’t show it): The Postmaster General, Louis DeJoy, recently found himself at the center of an inquiry that highlighted his incompetence and questionable decisions. His behavior during questioning seemed less like someone with the answers and more like a performer desperately trying to dodge responsibility. Instead of owning up to … Read More
Spoiler: The answer is yes! (*In my humble opinion, at least) Have you ever met someone who seemed perfect on paper, but something just… didn’t… click? Or perhaps you’ve fallen head over heels for someone, only to realize the timing wasn’t right? Relationships are a lot like cooking—you can have the best ingredients, but without … Read More
We attended church for the third time this week. Ever. Okay, well, as “non-mandatory” visitors. Meaning not for a wedding or funeral or baptism, but a Bonafide churchgoers. By now, we’ve navigated what to expect, where(abouts) we would sit, and how the service would run. All good on the technical. As for the ‘feels,’ we hoped … Read More
We all know what’s comes after the words, “Don’t take this personally, but…” An insult. Same goes for “no offense.” There is a guaranteed offense either before or after those words. The intent, of course, is to disarm you and make you defenseless because, well, they told you how not to react. It’s a good … Read More
If you’re an openly conservative or moderate American, you’ve undoubtedly seen them: the Everything-Relates-Back-To-Trump fanatics. Thankfully, we now have an official diagnosis for this often mentally and socially debilitating illness: Trump Derangement Syndrome, or TDS. Sadly, this affliction impacts thousands of men and women across the country. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to negatively impact everyone … Read More
Before We Begin I need to clarify because I want no mistake made in thinking I might have a penchant for liberal word fuckery. I do not. (If you like to read an amazing book on this, check out Michael Knowles Speechless) I am a “facts over feelings” woman, a “toughen up buttercup” woman. Blame … Read More
Making home the haven. Now that sounds nice, doesn’t? But is it easy? Hell no, at least not at first. But the fact is, if you’ve married a police officer, then you know you didn’t sign on for ‘easy’. After I wrote my story “Life Lessons I’ve Learned From Being A Police Wife” I was … Read More
em·pow·er·ment – əmˈpouərmənt/ : the process of becoming stronger and more confident, especially in controlling one’s life and claiming one’s rights. “political steps for the empowerment of women” It’s one of my favorite four syllable words; right up there with inspiration and motivation. Those kinds of words are like mantras and warrior cries, particularly for … Read More
If you’re a longtime Christian, bear with me here as I learn and navigate and maybe too boisterously share my discoveries. In fact, you can skip down to the last paragraph, if you’d like. If you’re new, like me, let’s chat for a sec. Okay, can I first ask… doesn’t this feel like we just … Read More
Usually, we save the best and most important message of a story for last. Not this time. The number one, most effective way to survive in troubled times is: God. I’m not talking a casual, call on ya when I need something relationship with Him. I’m talking about a deep, abiding faith and trust in … Read More
What are the three biggest challenges of being a police spouse? A LEOW candidly shares. Any police spouse reading the headline will likely say, “You only came up with three? Please.” However, most “micro” challenges stem from these three trials. Each, in its own right, can harm or even devastate a relationship. So what are … Read More
Should You? Would You? Could You? No, you didn’t land in a Dr. Seuss story. These are just three questions anyone considering using the social media platform known as TikTok might be asking themselves. In this post, we’re not talking just anyone, we’re talking authors. But before we answer those Seussian questions, let’s talk about … Read More
What’s An Elevator Pitch? I never like to assume everyone understands/knows these terms. While it’s a common phrase in some circles, it’s not it others. So, for those who don’t know: Your elevator pitch (in this case) is you “selling” yourself & your book to a potential reader in a short time… as in under … Read More
Can you write a novel in eight weeks? And why on earth would you want to? The answers are inside…
You’re Not Going to Like This Post. And I’m not sorry. The good news is, you don’t have to read it, like it, agree with it, or share it. So, there’s the fair warning. If you feel this post is directed at you, your problems are way bigger than some lady you don’t know writing … Read More
Can I get a hell, yeah? Yep, writing is harder for us simply because it means more to us. So, how about I give you my four all-time favorite resources for making things a bit easier? The first one is my go-to for self-edits. Honestly, I can’t imagine doing edits without it… 1) Pro Writing … Read More
Write. Edit. Publish. Ta-da! End of article! Kidding, I’m kidding. If it were that easy, everyone would be doing it. Sure, in it’s stripped down form, yes, that’s the process. But when you break it alllll down into it’s steps, it’s a wee bit more complex. Let’s start with the obvious. You need to have … Read More
The Catalyst In a recent session with a client regarding his particular journey toward writing, I said the following, Listen, I know this’ll probably sound super flaky, but I really believe in signs. I think they’re everywhere, and they’re trying to point you in the right direction. You just have to pay attention and follow … Read More
So, we already experience the collective cringe when… we hear someone misuse two, too, and to, or they’re, there, and their, or… you get the idea. Those are the equivalent to nails-on-a-chalkboard for writers, amiright?? That means I’m not even going to address them. We’re good. Today, I’d rather tackle something that is usually only … Read More
Julia stood in the doorway of the bar, unsure whether to step inside or turn around and go home. Was he there already? Waiting? Perhaps he’d changed his mind. She’d be okay with that. Home is the safest place, anyhow. Her internal debate paused mid-thought when a muffled female voice from behind her said, “Uryurgringshide, … Read More
You’re busy. You’re tired. You have too many thoughts crowding your brainbox. I know. Oh, AND most of your best ideas come when it’s impossible for you to write. Welcome to the Writer’s World. The good news? There are worse problems to be had. The good news part two (because screw bad news)? We can … Read More
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Guess what? Book five in the Welcome to Chance series is coming! Mark your calendars for February 11th, 2020. I couldn’t be more excited to bring to you Feather Anne’s Song, but I confess… this was a tough one! As in: box of tissues by the laptop tough. I’m pretty sure some readers mught get … Read More
I Don’t Know Who Needs To Read This, But… Cut yourself some slack, mama. Or papa, or whoever you are. Yeah, we see these quotes all the time – the slow downs, smell the roses, get Zen, breathe, chill, and my favorite: Embrace the Chaos – we know, we know. We also know it’s easier … Read More
