Empty Shelf Challenge: Week 2 – Devil’s Dilemma

Week 2 of the 2014 Empty Shelf Challenge: A review of Sirena Robinson’s supernatural novel, “Devil’s Dilemma.”

Week 2 of the 2014 Empty Shelf Challenge: A review of Sirena Robinson’s supernatural novel, “Devil’s Dilemma.”

Busy is not new. But a cluttered life leads to a cluttered heart, and clutter chokes out the joy and peace that we are meant to have.
So why do we worship at the altar of busy?
Tim Gallen is a writer on a journey of recovery, rediscovery, and irreverence. He appreciates a good laugh, a good beer, and the Oxford comma. Read his musings at his blog, The Daily Gallen or follow him on Twitter @tim_gallen.
The final frontier. These are the voyages of the Family Niles…. Its permanent mission: to explore strange new teenagers; to seek out new life and new ways of living; to boldly go where no one in their right mind has gone before. (cue Star Trek theme song…) OK, so that might be a little bit extreme (and a little lame), but yeah. Life is happening, people. My head is spinning. We’re stepping into a season where God is proving his faithfulness and where we’ll need to rely on that more than ever. Changes are facing us on every front. And […]

Literally, and in the blog sense. Today, I’m visiting the Adventures in Missions offices in Gainesville, Georgia to finally meet the amazing marketing team that I serve with, and I’m also virtually visiting while my friend Jim Woods of UnknownJim.com anticipates the arrival of his new baby boy! My post for Jim is called One Dreamer’s Map to the Promised Land: Once upon a time, Christine lived a nice normal busy life. Great career, family, two cars and a house. Living the dream. Except the dream was a nightmare. Not the “chased by monsters” kind, but the “constant dread of […]

I am Christine Royse Niles, and I’m a writer, a recovering project manager, and a corporate refugee with a heart for orphans around the world. My two daughters were adopted from Ukraine at ages 12 and 14.
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