#nature faith books

[jessica-marie-baumgartner]

Thank you everyone for making yesterday's release so very magical!

Faith and spirituality are such personal aspects of life that every time I write about it I wish to do so on a fun and respectful level.

The reviews keep pouring in and I'm humbled by all your kind thoughts on this heartfelt work.

Just check out what people are saying:

[mangotalkies]

"after all, how can one feel the loss of a thing whose existence one has become unconscious to?"

a wonderful collection of essential and constant truth bombs.

[fictionadventurer]

The worst part about reading in a genre where you have low expectations (in this case, Christian historical fiction) is that when a book impresses you, you have no idea if it's actually good or if you're just overly impressed because it was a fraction of a degree better than the usual garbage.

[bringthekingdom]

[leonieanderson]

What is better than believing you are heading towards love?

- Caleb Azumah Nelson, Open Water

[wearepeace]

“To have faith is to trust yourself to the water. When you swim you don't grab hold of the water, because if you do you will sink and drown. Instead you relax, and float.” ― Alan Wilson Watts

[cafinated-detective]

So I haven't been here for about 2 or 3 years?? Have no excuse other than life and social media taking a massive backseat in my life as I've been focusing on my acting career and auditioning for drama schools. Tumblr is one of my favourite apps. It's purely aesthetic, and I love sharing here and forever still in love with Robin and Strike. I have many new loves in the forms of shows, books, and music, and my love for being in nature has increased and been on a huge spiritual and faith journey and finding a lot of peace in that. It's good to be back !

[areadersquoteslibrary]

"Augustine held that nature itself was a continuing miracle. The miracle that Jesus performed in turning water into wine was no greater than the yearly miracle that turned water from the clouds to wine when rain fell upon vineyards."

- Martin Luther: The Christian Between God And Death

Richard Marius

[ultimatelyangel]

photo dump from a few weeks ago bcuz i haven't had my phone <3

[epicforwards]

"If it costs you your peace, it is too expensive." -- Paulo Coelho

[age-of-moonknight]

Timeless (Vol. 3/2023), #1.

Writers: Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly; Penciler and Inker: Juann Cabal; Colorist: Edgar Delgado; Letterer: Travis Lantham

[jessica-marie-baumgartner]

1 day left until release day!

[fictionadventurer]

The Heir of Redclyffe is teaching me that what Little Women really needed was for the March sisters to have a clever, witty, sharp-tongued, disabled brother who was BFFs with Laurie.

[kalahs-beautiful-realm]

Quote from, The Urantia Book.

[leonieanderson]

With all the consciousness of my being, I love you.

Excerpted from ‘Forty lessons with Christ: A guide to daily living’ by Leonie Anderson

[beaft]

are you excited for good omens 2?

I was talking to a friend about this just last night! Yes, I'm excited to see where it goes, and I'm excited that Jon Hamm is going to be in it more (he was one of my favourite parts of S1), and I'm especially excited that John Finnemore is on the writing team. He does really great, natural-sounding dialogue, and I think his sense of humour will fit in well with the overall Vibes of the series. I loved S1 for its optimism and charm, and for its lead performances, and for how much care clearly went into it - but a lot of the humour really didn't work for me. It was a sweet, faithful adaptation of my favourite book, it just wasn't quite "there". (Subjective, of course; I know a lot of people loved it unreservedly.) What I've seen of S2 looks really promising, and I'm curious to see how it pans out.