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Lisa Larsen hill

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Sep. 11, 2026

9/11 Twenty-Five Years Later

Twenty-five years ago, I went to the city early, excited to be going on a vacation with my husband leaving on an 8pm flight. I...

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    I was delighted to read this recent review of Daug I was delighted to read this recent review of Daughters of the Wilderness. “This is such a compelling biblical fiction novel! Lisa Larsen Hill took some very brief biblical Scripture information and expounded it into a complex, detailed and engaging story. As the ancient Israelites prepared to enter the Promised Land, the daughters of Zelophehad challenged the legal customs of the patriarchal society. Although it is fiction, the ‘background setting’ information is accurate and helps the reader to understand the relationships of family and friends in biblical times, as well as the role and authority of religious leaders. Not only did I learn a lot about the biblical times, but I was compelled by the story of the sisters, their extended family and their friends. Lisa Larsen Hill is a talented writer and a a very inventive storyteller!” Thank you, D. Weir, for taking the time to share such thoughtful words. And thank you to every reader who has already reviewed Daughters of the Wilderness. As a debut author, I cherish each one!
    "Whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is "Whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things." Philippians 4:8 Those words invite the mind toward what is lovely—and sometimes that begins with play. Did you know unicorns sleepwalk, sleepfly, and sleephear? I didn't either until visiting with my granddaughter. "Oma, do you want to play?" "Sure, what shall we play?" I was given total instructions of what unicorns can and cannot do. The mind of a child—no limitations, just total imagination. Somewhere along the way, perhaps we lose this sense of play. Why can't unicorns sleepfly? Once we remember how to imagine the impossible, it can become I'm possible. When was the last time you let your imagination run free?
    One night I was awakened by one of my main charact One night I was awakened by one of my main characters in my novel who complained that he wasn't happy about the end of his character arc. He wanted to make sure there was no doubt about what happened. I've spent years developing these characters, and this one is dear to me. No, no, the story's done. I yawned. But I couldn't go back to sleep and felt prompted to go to my office and write "his" thoughts. Can any writers relate? I returned to bed and was awakened a half hour later with more suggestions from my beloved character. This continued several times through the night. But in the morning when I added all the suggestions, they were exactly right, and I thanked him for waking me up. I wondered how many times does God try to get my attention? Do I spend enough time to hear the still small voice? We hurry about being preoccupied with so many important "things" that the real issues can go unnoticed. But God is persistent and invites us back to our journey in the light. That nudging can come in a dream or through a stranger. Or there is a small voice that will not leave our minds. And we have a choice: ignore these messages, or get up, listen, and do something with them. I found this lovely thought: "God sometimes whispers, so we can move closer to Him." When we hear a soft voice, we lean in. How special, how wonderful, even if we lose some sleep. Have you listened to that still small voice even when inconvenienced? What happened?

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