by
Nike N. Chillemi
It takes courage for a Christian to commit to not
loving equally, especially within categories. We're supposed to love all of our
siblings equally, aren't we? Certain, all of our children. If someone were to
propose not loving equally, we think, 'that's not fair'. We're supposed to be
non-discriminatory in our love of others.
I think we're supposed to love like God and I
don't think God loves equally. I think He loves us individually. He has a plan
and a purpose, a calling for each of us. Jeremiah 29:11 [NASB]~ For I know
the plans that I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans for welfare and not
for calamity to give you a future and a hope.
If God loved equally, we could
measure His love and God's love is not measurable. He loves individually,
uniquely, and radically and that's how we are to love.
In the Veronica
"Ronnie" Ingels/Dawson Hughes series, Ronnie, a gal private
investigator from Brooklyn, has trust issues and is afraid to love. Her father
abandoned the family as a child, and she believed her mother tried to keep up
appearances instead of being supportive to her daughter. It takes time but
Ronnie comes to realize it's not easy to be the only parent in the house acting
like an adult.
Blurb: Harmful Intent
Betrayal runs in private investigator Veronica
"Ronnie" Ingels' family. So, why is she surprised when her husband of
one year cheats on her? The real shock is his murder, with the local lawman
pegging her as the prime suspect.
Ronnie Ingels is a Brooklyn bred private
investigator who travels to west Texas, where her cheating husband is murdered.
As she hunts the killer to clear her name, she becomes the hunted.
Deputy Sergeant Dawson Hughes, a former Army
Ranger, is a man folks want on their side. Only he's not so sure at first, he's
on the meddling New York PI's side. As the evidence points away from her, he
realizes the more she butts in, the more danger she attracts to herself.
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