Jennifer Slattery is a national speaker passionate about helping women experience the full, thriving life Jesus promised through an ever-deepening connection with Him and understanding of His truth. She’s also a multi-published author and regular contributor to iBelieve, Bible Study Tools, the Crosswalk Devotional, Guidepost devotionals (her favorite being their All God’s Creatures publications!) and Crosswalk Premium Video Devotions. She hosts the Faith Over Fear podcast and she podcasts and leads a team of six hosts for the Your Daily Bible Verse podcast. Find them wherever you access podcast content.
When not podcasting, crafting stories, or writing Christian living articles various Salem-owned outlets, you’ll likely find her at one of Omaha’s many coffeehouses. (She and her adult daughter plan to visit each non-chain coffeehouse in the area!)
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Have you written about woman who could not have children and the thought of adopting was just that, a thought? Now at 62 I still feel saddness, a waste of organs gone dormant at a young age; no children to experience a full life but a loveling husband faithful to his God and Jesus. Yet no answer from the Lord why I was not included in this natural realm for a woman which God’s Word says “to bear fruit and multiply”.
“Jesus is the anecdote for every idol that infiltrates my heart.”
Antidote or anecdote?
From 10 Idols – good article
– thank you – maybe you mean antidote?
https://www.biblestudytools.com/bible-study/topical-studies/idols-that-sneak-into-our-lives-and-how-to-resist-them.html
Hello, thank you for reaching out. Yes, that was a typo. 🙂 Great catch! Thank you for taking the time to reach out, and also for your encouragement regarding the article!
I’m currently reading Christmas on the Ranch and I want to let you know you need a better proof reader. On page 86, the 3rd paragraph begins “The low rumble of an engine caught her attention. She turned to see Xavier approach in a swirl of dust.” I don’t know where Xavier came from because it should be Monte.
Hello, Jacki,
Thank you for your feedback! Xavier was the hero in the book that follows this one. Great catch!
Jennifer Slattery’s platform is a powerful source of encouragement and spiritual insight for women navigating life with faith and purpose. Her heartfelt writing and commitment to truth speak volumes, offering guidance, hope, and inspiration. A true reflection of the impact of a Book Empowering Women Through Faith, thank you for being a voice of strength and grace in the Christian community.
Marviette, thank you so much for your thoughtful and encouraging comment! What a blessing you are! May God encourage you in the same way you are such an encouragement to others! I love hearing from another sister in Christ living on mission! Blessings, friend!
The Rancher’s Secret Daughter – page 115: “his regular musty-citrus scent.” Maybe you meant musky-citrus?!
Oh, good catch! Yes! 🙂 That was an oops! 🙂
Shoot, another one: pg 128:
“Whistling a hymnal….” Hard to whistle a book. Surely you meant “hymn?”