I'm very excited to be sharing the official blurb for Rest Beside The Weary Road today. This sweet historical novella is releasing on December 5, 2025. For a limited time, you can snag the ebook for only 99¢! You can check out the other novellas in The Carols of Christmas series here! But without further … Continue reading Official Blurb Reveal!
Turning Through The Pages of History
Michael Sattler: A Martyr For Christ
Imagine being brutally tortured and burned alive at the stake for following the Bible. That was the fate Michael Sattler resigned to because he chose to live for Jesus rather than cater to the world. Michael Sattler was once a Catholic monk. He rose to the rank of Prior of the Benedictine Monastery near Freiburg, … Continue reading Michael Sattler: A Martyr For Christ
V-E Day: Remembering the End of Hitler’s Regime
It was finally over. The battles that left a trail of blood across Europe, the innocent villages and towns left in ruins, the horrors of Hitler's concentration camps — it was all finally over in Europe. "This is a solemn but glorious hour. General Eisenhower informs me that the forces of Germany have surrendered to … Continue reading V-E Day: Remembering the End of Hitler’s Regime
Patrick Henry’s Call to Arms: Liberty or Death
"They tell us, sir, that we are weak; unable to cope with so formidable an adversary. But when shall we be stronger? Will it be the next week, or the next year? Will it be when we are totally disarmed, and when a British guard shall be stationed in every house? Shall we gather strength … Continue reading Patrick Henry’s Call to Arms: Liberty or Death
The Story Behind ‘What A Friend We Have In Jesus’
It has been quite a while since we have focused on any hymn stories. Last time we looked at "Jesus Loves Me" and its incredible impact on believers around the world. If you missed that post, you can check it out here. A hymn that has always been one of my favorites is "What A … Continue reading The Story Behind ‘What A Friend We Have In Jesus’
D-Day: Dawn of Legends
June 6, 1944. If Pearl Harbor is a day which will live in infamy, then surely D-Day is one which will live in intrepidity. It was the culmination of the fears and hopes of an entire world; the crowning battle of the European Theatre; a crusade of courage against an unhinged tyrant. It was 150,000 … Continue reading D-Day: Dawn of Legends
Blood Price of D-Day: Allied Soldiers’ Sacrifice
Hello again, everyone! Some of you may have noticed the absence of a post yesterday. I fully intended to post, but some extensive medical circumstances took my time. I'm back today though, and filled with anticipation for tomorrow's commemoration! Freedom never comes without the horrible price of blood. Neither did the greatness of D-Day come … Continue reading Blood Price of D-Day: Allied Soldiers’ Sacrifice
D-Day 80th Anniversary Special Announcement!
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the day that turned the tides of the Second World War. In honor and memory, I am excited to announce that Seeking The Timeless Anchor is hosting a week of D-Day commemorations. The kickoff will start on June 1st and continue right up to June 6th. I am … Continue reading D-Day 80th Anniversary Special Announcement!
Audie Murphy: Heroes From History Spotlight
It has been a bit since I have done a spotlight on one of history's great heroes. As I was pondering who would be the next person I would do it on, I realized that today marks the 79th anniversary of Audie Murphy's heroic actions during the Second World War. Born into a large family, … Continue reading Audie Murphy: Heroes From History Spotlight
The Angel of Bastogne
From the pages of WWII we could pull hundreds of incredible Christmas stories. Stories of how the desire for peace won over the hatred of the enemy. Stories of homesick soldiers finding ways to celebrate Christmas in spite of their circumstances and surroundings. But then there are stories of endless sacrifice in the most dire … Continue reading The Angel of Bastogne
Seeking The Timeless Anchor 