Author: Hannah Christensen
Who am I?
I am Hannah, a firstborn daughter, one fascinated with animal life, a lover of colors, a flutist, an aunt...but under-weaving it all, I am a child of the Living God.
This was not always so. In times past, I was cut apart from the Holy One by my wicked heart, under condemnation as a rebel against the Eternal King of all Creation. But even so, He loved me and sent His Son to pay the price for my pardon. Jesus Christ stands, offering forgiveness and life and righteousness. I have come, and trusted Him to make them mine.
Who am I?
I am Hannah, firstborn of God by adoption into Jesus Christ, one delighted in the handiwork of my Creator, a lover of the Bible, a singer of praises, a promised victor...
Who are you?
Matthew 5:16
Psalm 29:2
Cousin Stories Update
New Story Rules: A building falls, hope rises, and a man stands still. The due date is yet to be determined–either late December or early January. Basically, during Christmas break. The Letters You Need By ED Nobody There have been reports of a stranger around town–seemingly harmless, but suspicious none the less. He is older… Read More Cousin Stories Update
Kindled Upon
Our God is a consuming flame.Who then can stand when He shall come?The glory bright about His nameShall strike the wicked, smite them dumb.Who then can stand when He shall come?Let dross beware! Refiner’s fireShall strike the wicked, smite them dumb–We all rebelled and earned His ire.Let dross beware refiner’s fire!I bend, I bow, for… Read More Kindled Upon
Ransom
There is a turn of phrase which I despise. “He was worth [numerical amount] dollars.” It has a certain amount of usefulness in designating how much someone could cough up to ransom himself, but I hate the way it is worded, as though someone’s intrinsic worth is determined by the amount of money owned. Beyond… Read More Ransom
Mail Carrier Stories
As a reminder, the rules for this story was to include a character who: Mailcarrier By Lexi Anders Mission success is a little uncertain right now. This would be easier if I knew more, but I’m sure they’d fire me if I learned how to read. At least I can give a good home to… Read More Mail Carrier Stories
Summer Story Rules
This time around, we’ve kept it quite simple. Write a story about a Neighborhood Feud. The goal is to be ready to share them the first weekend of August. Happy Writing!
Beautiful Rocks
Rocks! Rocks! Beautiful rocks!See all the rocks that I found:Heart shaped and sparkly and purple and smooth,Striped and spotted and flattened and grooved.Collection keeps growing,My hand’s overflowing,Oh, Daddy, come look at my rocks!Rocks! Rocks! Beautiful rocks!Gathering rocks by the pound:Diamonds and emeralds and rubies and gold,Silver and platinum, riches untold.My bank account’s growing,My wealth keeps… Read More Beautiful Rocks
Cousin Story Updates
Are you ready for the new set of rules? Include in your story a character with these attributes: And now for reading material. Abbess Song By Hannah Christensen Robin Hood is such a hero–but this aunt is not convinced of the cost. A poem rendition of a Traitor Backstory. RUFF?! By Jerry All this dog… Read More Cousin Story Updates
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