Check out Dana's newest book!
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Check out Dana's newest book! 〰️
Heartfelt Howlings of a
Hectic Homemaker
Ever wondered what spilled coffee, flat tires, and awkward small talk at the grocery store can teach you about faith? In this delightful collection of devotions, you'll discover just that! Through humorous, relatable anecdotes, these short, daily reflections turn life's everyday mishaps into moments of spiritual insight.
Whether you choose to read one devotion a day or binge-read through the book (because I won’t judge), each page offers both laughter and a gentle reminder of God’s grace and love. You’ll find yourself chuckling at life’s little absurdities while your heart soaks up timeless truths.
Perfect for anyone needing a little lift in their day—this book is the ideal companion to brighten your morning, your coffee break, or your soul.
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Dana on Television?
Though the experience terrified me, some friends talked me into doing a live interview on Nite Line, hosted by Dove Broadcasting. During the interview, we talked a little about my experience as an author and mainly discussed my book, Random Ramblings of a Raving Redhead.
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Have you ever felt like the obstacles in your life were just too big to overcome? Like the river was overflowing its banks, and there was no way to cross? I know I have. In fact, I was just thinking about that the other day as I was reading through 1 Chronicles 12.
In this chapter, we read about the Gadites, a group of warriors who came to fight for David. Now, these guys were no strangers to battle. They were "men of might, and men of war fit for the battle" (1 Chronicles 12:8). But when they arrived at the Jordan, they found that the river was overflowing its banks. In the days of Joshua, the river had parted, and the Israelites had crossed on dry ground. But this time, there was no dry ground to be found.