The Adamant Job
There are hard jobs- and then there are adamant jobs. Those are the really tough jobs most people don't want to do. Everyone has a bad day at work sometimes. However, there are some people who work in the toughest jobs on a daily basis. They are exposed to mental, emotional, and physical extremes while living out their calling. Mental Health Professionals, Police Officers, Firefighters, EMT's Doctors, Nurses, Missionaries, Pastors, Priests, Special Education professionals, military members, nursing home staff, stay at home parents, and so many others fall under this category. They do the toughest jobs day in and day out. We all have a breaking point. How does one keep faith and joy when exposed to extremes all the time? People who work at the hardest of jobs and careers have moments of doubt, lose their joy, and sometimes forget their way. The Adamant Job: Finding Grace in the Toughest of Jobs helps those people to reexamine their reason for starting that job, finding peace in the storm, keeping hope alive, and maintaining their faith through the toughest of days. A Biblical perspective to having a tough job is explored, and self- advocating prayers are offered.
Savage: A Dog on Fire
Missy is a run-a-way Shih Tzu puppy that falls in love with the neighbor family. After several interactions, she rehomes herself. Missy always does things her way. After settling into the hearts of her new family, she suddenly starts to change. Missy’s new family loves her and wants to help her, but she acts savage toward them. Missy and her family go on a journey to find answers after being misdiagnosed several times. After learning Missy has an autoimmune disorder, Missy and her family find themselves in a fight for her life. This is a story of a family’s love for a dog, and their fight to beat the disorder that set her nervous system on fire. If you’ve ever loved a dog, this autobiographical story will warm your heart.
The Gift Of Time
Based on an autobiographical account, a recently married military bride's worst thoughts become reality as she see's a flash on the T.V. screen in the late 1990s. As she's preparing to go to work, she can't get to the remote fast enough to learn what happened to her deployed husband's base. All she could see was a news broadcast about a MIG jet and his location. As the next 16 hours unfold, she'll deal with the realities of being a military spouse. Time becomes her worst enemy as she watches the clock come to a screeching halt, and she waits for word on her husband's safety.