In this episode, Kaylynn will read the Overview of the book Tera plans to publish one day. We have a special guest, so don't miss this episode!!!

This weeks episode is slightly different than past episodes. Kaylynn will be reading 2 poems written by Tera.

Let us know if you have any writing suggestion for Tera.

Today's episode is the reading of the last short story that Tera wrote from the past. It is however not the last one she will ever write.

We are asking our listeners to comment below with ideas for a short story. Give a topic and place. Tera will create a story based on these subjects.

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In this episode Kaylynn will be reading Lost in the Newsroom, a short story written by Tera in 1992.

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In this episode Kaylynn reads a story written by Tera in 1992. We will discuss why Tera felt like there was no spiritual aspect to this title, however, we always want God to be our primary focus.

In this episode Kaylynn will be reading a short story that is on the lighter side of things. We also discuss the aspect of how God is hidden in all things, depending on your perspective! You can find God in some unusual places.

This episode is a 2 for 1. Kaylynn reads a short story, fun for teens, plus a poem Tera wrote when she was 24 years old about her husband & life before him.

In this episode, Kaylnn reads all parts to the revised version of Love Lost (originally written in 1991) by Tera. We will discuss how the devil works to manipulate and coerce believers into doing things they normally would not do.

In this Episode Kaylynn reads a short story from 1991 that Tera wrote. We will explore where Tera was at in her life at that point and how things have changed from her writing to her faith!

Today Kaylynn will be reading Tera's newest writing which came in a dream. They will explore the talent of one of the latest American Idol golden ticket winners from Oneonta, Alabama that inspired the poem/song.