Several years ago, I was bemoaning the absence of marriage in my life. It was one of those dreams that seemed to take forever to manifest. “Haven’t I waited long enough?” my carnal mind demanded. “Everyone” younger than myself was enjoying a relationship, but there I stood, single as can be. Surely I didn’t … Continue reading More Than Enough for Me
Author: Christa Madrid
Christa Madrid is a Bible school graduate and licensed minister who has served in her church for many years. She has taught regularly from the pulpit and has gone on international missions trips. She enjoys writing faith-based blog and newspaper articles, and is a self-published author of novels, devotionals, and nonfiction books. Along with her church ministry and writing, Christa loves spending time with her husband Michael and daughter Amaris in their home in the Texas Panhandle.
Integrity’s Best Book
I love antiques. I’ve got several pieces in my house: the 1930’s table I slaved over for hours to refinish; the steamer trunk brought from Germany by my relatives; the little wooden rocker passed on to me by my mom; the matching 1920’s buffet, dresser, and bed from my great grandparents. They’re all special, but … Continue reading Integrity’s Best Book
For Such a Time
The story of Esther can be one of the most inspiring stories for a young woman. Only in the movies do we see someone not related to royalty become queen! Esther was an orphan, raised by her uncle. She was part of a nationality that had been taken captive by their enemies. If anyone had … Continue reading For Such a Time
Great Coals of Fire
We have all had an “enemy” at one point or another. That enemy could come in the form of an angry friend, offended coworker, disgruntled relative, or a cantankerous boss. They’re upset with us or have done us wrong, whether we deserved it or not. We didn’t ask to be hated, but hated we became. … Continue reading Great Coals of Fire
Dumpster Diver
The very thought of crawling into the dumpster behind my house makes me gag. Most of the time, I just chunk my stuff over the top and go on my merry way. A few times, though, I’ve had the pleasure of observing what’s inside. It isn’t pretty. In fact, I’m not sure I want to … Continue reading Dumpster Diver
Wise Guy
An analytical brain is a great thing to have . . . some of the time. I have one of those, and it has been a great asset to me in many situations. It’s prompted me to think through decisions rather than jumping at the first good option. When it comes to researching out possibilities, … Continue reading Wise Guy
