by Jamie Holloway | Mar 7, 2019 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
Finally, a novel. I read a fiction book. I don’t read them that often as I do non-fiction. Half Finished by Lauraine Snelling caught my eye because it is about a group of people who start a group for UFO projects. Not the alien kind, but the unfinished projects...
by Jamie Holloway | Mar 6, 2019 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I just graduated from high school when Forest Gump hit the movie theaters. It touched my heart deeply. I also have heard and saw videos of Gary Sinise and his valiant efforts to help Veterans get the help and respect they need to live well. In...
by Jamie Holloway | Feb 27, 2019 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I love reading memoirs that tell about the greatness and power of Jesus. In Break Through by Joyce Smith you get such a story. A mother prays over her son who just fell through ice and died for a bit before she prayed over him and he came by to life. There is more to...
by Jamie Holloway | Feb 21, 2019 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
This year I started reading my Bible in Chronological order with a few people on the YouVersion Bible App. We are in the book of Joshua right now, even so I devoured Joyce Meyer’s newest book a Biblical commentary on the book of James. I have...
by Jamie Holloway | Feb 14, 2019 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
Every now and again there comes a book that just sparks encouragement into your soul through scripture. In Shauna Letellier’s new Book Remarkable Hope she does this by using her own vivid words to put new life into Jesus wisdom and journey when he...
by Jamie Holloway | Feb 2, 2019 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
Nothing speaks to people than food. Food connects people together. We celebrate with food. We even connect with God with food, especially during Jewish festivals and Christmas and Easter. In Margaret Feinberg’s book “Taste and See” we explore this very...
by Jamie Holloway | Jan 29, 2019 | Auto-immune, Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
Lamenting does not come easy for me. I had a hard time starting Aubrey Sampson’s book The Louder Song. I made a commitment to read it and review it, so I reluctantly read it. Now I know why, it isn’t because Sampson is a horrible writer, it was...
by Jamie Holloway | Jan 21, 2019 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
When I first read the title of Levi Lusko’s book I Declare War it sounded like it would be a war mongering book. Then I saw the smaller print “4 Keys to Winning the Battle with Yourself”. This book came at the right moment for me as I continue my fight...
by Jamie Holloway | Jan 7, 2019 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
Prayer has been one constant connection that I use in my relationship with God. I pray often and through many of the struggles that I have endured and am enduring in my life, especially concerning my illnesses. I have seen God’s workings throughout my...
by Jamie Holloway | Jan 3, 2019 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I haven’t read a children’s book in a long time so when I was offered to review a copy I said why not. I’m glad I did. I enjoyed watching Veggie Tales with my nieces and nephews when they were smaller and I am looking forward to when they start...
by Jamie Holloway | Dec 30, 2018 | Auto-immune, Books/Music, Exhilarating People, Products I Love, The Magnificent Journey
2018 is almost gone and it is time to start another year and set another intentional word for 2019. Reflection on my year of rebuilding is what is on my mind for this post. What have I learned, a lot. One, I give up too easily on myself. I have no...
by Jamie Holloway | Dec 22, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I believe God speaks to me in my dreams. Although, at times I am mystified and wondering what he is trying to tell me and I have been more confused by dream interpreters. In Jennifer LeClaire’s book Decoding Your Dreams she helps her readers...
by Jamie Holloway | Dec 19, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I found another book that I had a hard time putting down once I started reading. It is called Dead Sea Rising by Jerry B. Jenkins. I’m looking forward to when book two in the series comes out sometime in 2019. I find reading a helpful tool...
by Jamie Holloway | Dec 8, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I enjoy reading books about courageous people who with God fight a health crisis and learn so much more about God and themselves. In Darlene Zschech’s book The Golden Thread you learn a lot about her own journey with cancer. The entire book is...
by Jamie Holloway | Nov 23, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
Spending time with God every morning is one of my self-care routines that I begin my day with. I use the Bible app mostly. I also enjoy devotional books one of those is Karen Moore’s new one called What a Great Word: a Year of Daily Devotions. I love that it is one...
by Jamie Holloway | Nov 22, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I first listened to Chris Tomlin’s worship music with my sister after she picked me up for a trip. I never heard him before and I could tell that my sister enjoyed his music. I have to admit I did too. When I received the opportunity to read Chris...
by Jamie Holloway | Nov 21, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I have enjoyed a few of Eugene Peterson’s book, including The Message Bible that he put out, so I was excited to get to read his wife’s book Becoming Gertrude. I was not disappointed. I love the concept of cultivating spiritual friends that is used over and...
by Jamie Holloway | Nov 20, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
Warfare, spiritual warfare whenever I hear this I get a pit in my stomach. I’ve been taught about spiritual warfare between the angelic angels of God and Satan and his demons. I know in the end God wins, he will always win. Yet, the part I don’t like is...
by Jamie Holloway | Nov 16, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I have read some books that basically tell you to treat God as a vending machine. I was hoping while reading Robert Morris’ new book Beyond Blessed that he wouldn’t be saying the same old jargon I have heard and don’t believe. He didn’t. I really appreciated what...
by Jamie Holloway | Nov 11, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I love reading stories where two different cultures meet and build a friendship. In Once We Were Strangers by Shawn Smucker this is the exact story you get. Shawn becomes friends with a muslim who came from Syria. Smucker is honest and real in this book about how...
by Jamie Holloway | Nov 7, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I have read a previous book by Mandy Hale, so I was excited to be able to read You Are Enough. I love that she shares her authentic story with her readers. I also appreciated that she shared her anxiety, depression, and pain with us and the active things...
by Jamie Holloway | Nov 5, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I’m not familiar with a lot of the pastors who are preaching on TV, still I was intrigued by John W. Gray III title of his book Win From Within. He uses the story of Jacob and his fight with the angel and running from God as the premise of his own...
by Jamie Holloway | Oct 26, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I love discovering a new author and a new genre of books to read. The author I discovered is Cara Putman and the genre is lawyer thrillers. What I liked is that Putman spins a believable tale of a young lawyer who happens to me named Jaime too and her quest to...
by Jamie Holloway | Oct 24, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
I enjoy reading historical novels just as Lady of a Thousand Treasures by Sandra Byrd. In this amazing novel by Byrd she takes you on an intriguing journey through the world of rare, beautiful, and mysterious treasures that people collect. It is much...
by Jamie Holloway | Oct 22, 2018 | Books/Music, The Magnificent Journey
Marriage is a sacred commitment between two people and God. I have never been married, but I have been blessed to watch several couples in my life who shown me what a real marriage is like. One of those couples were my parents, they were married for 50...