Tagged: Jessica McCarty

Dread and the Bad Haircut Oct. 13, 2018 / One Comment
Have you ever had a bad haircut? If you haven’t, you’re lucky. If you have, do you remember the moment of dread that comes before…
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Today is the day! The wait is over! A Match Made a

Today is the day! The wait is over! A Match Made at Christmas is now available in eBook and paperback. My story, The Santa Setup was so much fun to write. I can't wait for you to read it and tell me what you think of Nick and Julie's story.
All four stories are fun Christmas stories that include their own meddling matchmakers.
#bookrelease #amatchmadeatchristmas #christmasromancebooks #scriveningspress #christianfictionreaders

How often do I take my eyes off myself and really

How often do I take my eyes off myself and really see those around me? They have goals and dreams just like I do. They have limitations in finances, education, and ability just like I do. How often do I set "me" aside and help them when I can? It doesn't have to be feeding the world. It can be as simple as explaining something new to them.
#ScriptureSunday

Fell in love with a coffee house's Iced Dark Choco

Fell in love with a coffee house's Iced Dark Chocolate Chai Tea Latte. Did not fall in love with the price. Decided my cravings should be listened to at a more reasonable cost. So, I experimented and came up with an easy, great-tasting alternative to spending $7 a cup.

I'll be posting a link to my recipe in my first October newsletter, because this drink has the perfect flavor combination for fall. Sign up at the link in my bio.
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Religion is a bad word for some people. Maybe they

Religion is a bad word for some people. Maybe they've not seen pure and undefiled religion. Maybe we've not shown it to them. Are we taking care of those who have no one to care for them? Are we keeping ourselves unstained by the world?
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Hospitality. It's more than inviting people into y

Hospitality. It's more than inviting people into your home. It's allowing them to feel at home, seen, and cared for wherever they are.
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