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I teach literature in a Christian high school by day and write inspirational fiction by night.
I love to share heart-touching quotes and stories here on my blog. So glad you stopped by! ~Renee~
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Tag Archives: The Hiding Place
Right feelings follow right actions (CTB lesson #5)
Sometimes I feel like I’m riding on a wave of emotions that I don’t understand. I certainly can’t be expected to control this—or can I? According to the Creator who made me, there is a way to control and even … Continue reading
This too (or CTB lesson #4)
From the time she was a little girl, Corrie ten Boom’s godly parents and loving, happy family influenced the woman she would become. The lessons she learned from them have touched my heart and helped me grow, and I’d like … Continue reading
Just in time (or CTB lesson #3)
From the time she was a little girl, Corrie ten Boom’s godly parents and loving, happy family influenced the woman she would become. The lessons she learned from them have touched my heart and helped me grow, and I’d like … Continue reading
The strongest force in the world (or CTB lesson #2)
She considered her face and form ordinary, especially when compared to her prettier sisters, and found herself tongue-tied in the presence of eligible boys. Yet Corrie ten Boom did meet one young man who saw her for who she was … Continue reading
Praise for the weak things (or CTB lesson 1)
She wasn’t young, beautiful, clever, or especially brave. So who could’ve guessed that an aging spinster who had rarely been away from home, would have such an impact on the lives around her . . . and for generations to … Continue reading











